29 September 2023 The Residence Douz, Cenizaro Hotels & Resorts’ first desert resort and the brand’s second opening in Tunisia, is set to open its doors in October 2023. Serving as a gateway to the Sahara, The Residence Douz is surrounded by glistening golden sands and swaying palms. The serene retreat comprises of 50 elegant […]
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By Niyi David Suppose you find rock paintings up in the Sahara Desert, which closely looks like the art form discovered in southern Africa by the San people; what do you conclude? Coincidence? Or assume it was done by the same people who had migrated from one point to the other? Welcome to the Plateau
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21 September 2023 The Tombs of the Kings of Buganda at Kasubi, a UNESCO‘s World Heritage site in Uganda has been removed from the List of World Heritage in Danger. In 2010, the Kasubi Tombs was devastated by a violent fire. Following that incident, the site was placed on the List of World Heritage in
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Fond Ferdinand and Vallee de Mai, two nature reserves on Praslin, which is one of the islands that make up the Indian Ocean island nation, Seychelles have bagged the August 2023 Travellers’ Choice Awards from TripAdvisor based on 2022 traveller reviews. The coveted award celebrates destinations that have consistently received great traveller reviews on TripAdvisor
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Known as Mji Mkongwe in Swahili, Stone Town is located on Unguja (Zanzibar Island), the main island of the famous archipelago collectively referred to as Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous part of Tanzania. While Unguja is regarded as the heart of the archipelago, Stone Town has been described as the soul. Built on a triangular peninsula on
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In an effort to pave the way for a more prosperous and culturally vibrant Ghana, a twenty-member Committee to review the country’s Cultural Policy of 2004 was inaugurated in Accra at the Central Hotel on 22nd August 2023. The initiative seeks to help redefine and reinforce the cultural landscape of Ghana, while also seeking to
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By ‘Niyi David The majestic Victoria Falls is regarded as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Classified as the world’s largest sheet of falling water based on its width of 1,708 meters and height of 108 meters, Victoria Falls straddles the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Around April, just after the rainy
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By Debbie Egwuogu The phrase Digital Nomad is one of the interesting byproducts of the Information Age – an era also referred to as Computer Age, Digital Age or New Media Age. The digital nomad phenomenon has been on the rise globally and possibly took a quantum leap during the lockdown period occasioned by the
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Tagged “Africa‘s Last Eden,” the Okavango Delta is the largest intact inland delta in the world. Measuring 20,236km², it has been identified as one of Africa’s last remaining great wildlife habitat, offering refuge to some of the world’s most endangered animals and birds. With a large concentration of wildlife, Okavango Delta owes its existence to
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By Ramat Chukwumah It is advisable to start off a tour of Stone Town in the morning before it becomes very hot as the tour entails walking throughout. It is conducted through the many alleys and pathways that make up Stone Town. The name Stone Town comes from the use of coral stone as the
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