by Staff Reporter Wednesday Mar 06, 2024. 15:00 Nigeria international Wilfred Ndidi has returned from the injury that saw him sadly miss the 2023 AFCON finals.The experienced midfielder is one of the Super Eagles’ key players and he missed the continental tournament after sustaining an injury while in action for Leicester City.Ndidi, who missed Leicester’s 10 English Championship matches, watched on as Nigeria went all the way to the AFCON final where they lost to hosts, Ivory Coast.Leicester manager Enzo Maresca is pleased with the return of the 27-year-old, who came on in the 72nd minute as Leicester claimed a…
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Africa, a continent rich in cultural diversity and vibrant traditions, has long been associated with traditional art forms such as wooden, stone and bronze sculptures, along with vibrant textiles. However, in recent years, there has been a growing international interest in contemporary African art and design. We explore the significant impact that contemporary African art and design have on the travel industry in Africa. From creating a sense of place to fostering cultural exchange and driving economic growth, the integration of contemporary African art and design into travel itineraries offers unique opportunities for both travellers and local communities. The Rise…
Summary Ethiopian Airlines signs a deal for up to 20 Boeing 777-9 aircraft, becoming the first 777X customer in Africa. The 777-9 will support Ethiopian Airlines’ fleet growth and network expansion plans. The airline is Boeing’s biggest African customer, and it expects to double its fleet by 2035. SIMPLEFLYING VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest carrier, has signed a historical deal with Boeing for up to 20 777-9 aircraft. With this agreement, Ethiopian Airlines becomes the first 777X customer in Africa. Expanding its fleet with Boeing’s latest widebody Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines have…
Last Updated on November 10, 2023 by Augustine ToursHow much does the African safari cost? I have been running African safari operations for over 13 years now, and I always get a question about this subject: “How much does a 2-week African safari cost”. I get that planning a 2-week African safari requires careful consideration of destinations, activities, accommodations, and logistics.As a travel expert, this requires me to design a tailor-made program that takes into account your specific preferences and budget. Today, I want to take you through the process and also give you some recommendations. I know getting everything…
Sofyan Amrabat has not had the best of starts to his Manchester United career Hannibal Mejbri is reportedly close to agreeing a new long-term deal at United ‘He’s a dead man walking’: How can Erik ten Hag re-establish control at Man United before Sir Jim Ratcliffe stamps his mark on the club? It’s All Kicking Off By Dominic Hogan For Mailonline Published: 08:07 EST, 28 December 2023 | Updated: 08:07 EST, 28 December 2023 It was a day of mixed emotions at Manchester United, as players found out whether they had made the cut for their nation’s squad for the upcoming Africa Cup…
Afrikan Fusion Fest is set to captivate audiences in Stockholm, Sweden, on June 14th – 15th, 2024. This vibrant event, themed ‘Afrika Unveiled,’ will showcase the richness of African culture through sustainable fashion, digital art, music, and cuisine, all while promoting environmental awareness and cross-cultural understanding. The inaugural Afrikan Fusion Fest promises an immersive experience that celebrates African heritage and creativity. Attendees can expect to be blown away by stunning fashion displays, inspired by captivating art installations, and moved by soulful music performances. We are thrilled to bring the Afrikan Fusion Festival to Stockholm, said Adeife Fadahunsi, Coveyner, Afrikan Fusion…
Join me on an extraordinary photographic journey to the Okavango Delta in Botswana, where the landscapes magically morph into a seasonal wetland paradise. Witness the deeply diverse wonders of the Okavango Delta in pictures, forming a tapestry of habitats and wildlife…1Splish, splash, I was taking a bathAs the sun rises, head out on an early morning game drive to become a spectator to the daily life and interactions of the wildlife. Amidst the tranquil silence, tune in to the symphony of nature – the rustle of antelopes, grunts of hippos, and playful splashes of elephants frolicking in the water.2It’s impossible…
For a long time now, the bradit guides through there bradt guide book have talked and praises Uganda as one of the best Countries. However, never ranked us the best travel destination at all. The agency places Uganda behind Switzerland, Antarctica and the Falkland Islands, and ahead of Madagascar (5th) and Zanzibar (7thoi[o), the only African destinations featured in the top 13 destinations of 2024. Uganda also beats popular global destinations like Greenland, Scandinavia & Iceland, Lithuania, Devon, Miami, Grenada, Hokkaido, and France. Uganda is blessed abundantly with a little bit of everything the world had to offer aside from…
Nigeria head coach Jose Peseiro says it has been “a privilege” to be part of the Super Eagles “family” after announcing his departure at the end of his contract.There had been heavy speculation over the future of the Portuguese after he exceeded expectations by leading his side to last month’s Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) final, where they lost to hosts Ivory Coast.Writing on X,, external he said “It was a pride and honour to coach the Super Eagles. It has been 22 months of immense dedication, sacrifice, emotion, and enormous enthusiasm.”We feel a sense of fulfilment.”The 63-year-old also thanked…
The publishing journey of Zimbabwean writer and film-maker Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions wasn’t easy. Yet the novel is today considered by many as one of Africa’s 100 best books of the 20th century and is studied at universities around the world.When she submitted the manuscript to publishing houses in Zimbabwe in the early 1980s, they all turned it down. Dangarembga felt at the time that it was “very difficult for men to accept the things that women write and want to write about: and the men (were) the publishers”. It was eventually published to critical acclaim in 1988 by The…