Kwita Izina, the flagship Gorilla naming ceremony held in Rwanda has been postponed for this year.
The 2024 edition had been scheduled for October 18 and as has been the tradition, was expected to draw Rwandans and global icons to one of the world’s most popular Gorilla conservation events.
In a statement released by the Rwanda Development Board, a new date “for the iconic Gorilla naming ceremony will communicated.”
The Minister for Tourism and Culture, Mrs Amanda Bernstein made her first official visit to La Digue in her new role on Saturday, 6 December 2025, where she attended the
Morocco has announced a major overhaul of its tourism statistics model, a move officials say will bring the country’s data systems in line with international standards and strengthen evidence-based decision-making
 Kenya’s Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife says it will review proposals from stakeholders across the tourism sector in preparation for major policy pronouncements by President William Ruto during Friday’s Jamhuri
#VoyagesAfriq CEO, Prof. Kobby Mensah, said the next stage of reforms will focus on improving event coordination, festival management, domestic tourism data capture and a big push for investments @thePOE_T @gtdc_ghana @kojofabio
#VoyagesAfriq | Kenya’s Tourism Ministry is inviting stakeholder proposals ahead of major policy announcements expected on Jamhuri Day.
At the Tourism, Wildlife and MICE Week, leaders discussed innovation, MICE and the path to 5.5M arrivals by 2027.
#VoyagesAfriq | Seychelles has taken a major step in advancing sustainable tourism as stakeholders validated the iCOAST project proposal, unlocking up to USD 5 million under GEF-8.
Explore how this initiative will shape the country’s next five years.
#VoyagesAfriq | @UNESCO has added multiple African traditions to its Intangible Heritage list, including Highlife, Tsapiky, Gifaataa, Caftan craftsmanship, Koshary culture, Garuna, the Zaffa and Mwazindika.
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