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To prevent the spread of coronavirus, people around the world are trading their handshakes, hugs, and hongi (a traditional noses-pressed Maori greeting) for lower-risk gestures such as foot bumps and air high-fives. The current COVID-19 crisis is influencing ways people...
Cecil John Rhodes, one of the most famous British colonisers, was buried in Matobo Hills in Matabeleland South and this...
LISTED hospitality and leisure group, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG), says it will be directing its focus and resources towards hotels...
Zimbabwe has promulgated new regulations to protect endangered animal species and curb illegal wildlife trade in animal and animal products....
Zimbabwe is a beautiful country, not so much because it is home to one of the seven wonders of the...
Key events this week, all somehow linked to trade relations, must remind Africa about the opportunities it could be toying...
Gonarezhou Conservation Trust (GCT) has opened three new solar-powered camps in Gonarezhou National Park (GRN), located in Zimbabwe’s Masvingo province:...
Some 67 million tourists visited Africa in 2018, representing a rise of 7% from a year earlier, making Africa the second-fastest-growing region when...
A total of 70 tourists from across the globe, arrived in the country yesterday through South Africa via a temporary...
Tourists from 47 countries no longer have to apply for visas in advance before leaving their countries for tourism, visiting,...
