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Tourism’s Long Wait: What HPP II Offers a N$7.5bn Sector Grounded by COVID
HPP II names tourism among the sectors COVID flattened. The harder question is what a recovery plan can do for an industry that runs on foreign arrivals.
Alfonso Abroad: A Namibian Giraffe Story Reaches International Shelves
A Namibian giraffe finds foreign readers while the country still works to build its own.
Farm to Guest: The Agritourism Edge Hiding in Namibia’s Agri Fund
A fund built to grow and process food may also be growing a destination.
Triage for the Leisure Trade: Why the Grant Puts Tourism First
The sector the grant prioritises is the one the pandemic hit hardest – Namibia’s leisure economy.
Gauteng, Your Home Appliances need Maintenance and Repair
iKhaya Appliance Repairs (Pty) Ltd is a home and shop appliance repair company based in South Africa which provides high quality affordable services in Johannesburg and Pretoria. They repair and maintain all types of household appliances such as washing machines,...
Swahili in South Africa
The South African Minister of Basic Education made the announcement in September 2018, Swahili was to be included in the education system. This was, and is a great and bold move to further extend South Africa's dominance as the most advanced economy in Africa, as...
A‘Zambezi: The Great River Lodge
(a coffeeTourist Travel Tale) The A‘Zambezi is a laid-back river lodge on the banks of the Zambezi River, a few kilometres from the Victoria Falls. It is easily reached by tarmac road and falls within the Victoria Falls district’s confines. The distance from the lodge...
A Summer Garden Guesthouse in Jo’burg
(a coffeeTourist Travel Tale) When in Johannesburg for business, sometimes you want to be in a pace where it is quiet, hidden, has access to key spots like banking, shopping, and foodie places, yet still have ability to do business from the same. I discovered a place...




