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 Office of the President of Seychelles has announced the appointment of Vesna Rakić as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Seychelles Tourism Board, effective 15 May 2026. Ms.
There are moments when music moves beyond entertainment and begins to carry history, memory, and identity in the same breath. In Sierra Leone, that shift is now being tested through
The Government of Botswana has appointed Ms. Abigail Lillian Khumoyame as the new Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, marking a significant leadership transition for one of
Thank you, Your Excellency, for championing Uganda’s tourism sector and reaffirming our country’s readiness to welcome the world.
As we host the 10th Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo, we invite the world to experience Uganda’s diverse attractions with confidence.
Uganda remains
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