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June 10 | ||
South Africa: Limpopo Steps Out of the Shadows
Tourism has long been viewed as one of the holy grails of job creation
in South Africa, which is burdened by an unemployment rate of more than 30
percent. Certain parts of the country - Cape Town, and its surrounds for
example - have become firm favourites with local and international
visitors. Now the lesser known province of Limpopo is also hoping to take
its place at the table. |
IPS |
June 9 | ||
Kenya: Liquor Firm Boosts KWS
South Africa's liquor firm, Distell Group Limited, has entered into a partnership with Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) to promote wildlife conservation and eco-tourism in the country. |
East African Standard |
June 7 | ||
Mozambique: Limpopo Park Faces Problems in Collecting Firearms
So far about 10 businesses, Mozambican and foreign, have expressed an
interest in investing in the Limpopo National Park, according to the park's
administrator, Gilberto Vicente - but the park is endangered by police and
local officials who collaborate with poachers. |
AIM | |
Kenya: KWS Asked to Share Earnings
The Kenya Wildlife Service should share out the revenue collected from
game parks with local authorities, Nakuru Town MP, Mirugi Kariuki said. |
East African Standard |
June 4 | ||
Zambia: Liuwa National Park Lands $500m
THE United States has contributed $500 million towards the development of the Liuwa National Park recently leased to South African investors, African Parks Zambia Limited. |
Times of Zambia | |
South Africa: New Marine Protected Areas Announced
Environmental Affairs and Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk
yesterday announced measures to protect marine areas in the country. |
BuaNews |
June 3 | ||
South Africa: Win-Win Situation for All, Says Kruger National Park
A grant of R40 million by the Department of Environmental Affairs and
Tourism is being put to good use by the South African National Park
(SANParks). |
BuaNews | |
South Africa: Exploiting Mother Nature By Preserving Her Resources
SA will now have 19% of its coastline under marine protection laws, against international norm of 20% |
Business Day |
June 1 | ||
Zambia: Barotse Royal Establishment, African Parks Sign Liuwa Deal
Barotse Royal Establishment (BRE) Ngambela Mukela Manyando has assured that no one will be thrown out of Liuwa National Park. |
The Post | |
Nigeria: CBN, DPR Go Tough On Forex Round Tripping
FOLLOWING allegations of foreign exchange round tripping among operators
in the nation's dowstream petroleum market, the Department of Petroleum
Resources (DPR) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have initiated
collaborative arrangements to effectively check the practice. |
Daily Champion |
May 27 | ||
Uganda: Rakai Eyes Tourism
THE Rakai LC5 chairperson, Vincent Ssemakula, has appealed for more funds to promote eco-tourism at Musambwa Island bird sanctuary on Lake Victoria, reports Gerald Tenywa. |
New Vision |
May 26 | ||
Kenya: State Told to Keep Off Game Reserve
Councillors in Narok yesterday told the government to keep off the affairs of Maasai Mara Game Reserve. |
East African Standard |
May 25 | ||
Mozambique: Tourism in the Limpopo Park to Start This Year
The Mozambican Tourism Ministry has
pre-selected four tourism operators for the Limpopo National
Park, in the southern province of Gaza, and soon will decide on
the final winner, who should start working before the end of this
year, reports Monday's issue of the daily paper "Noticias". |
AIM |
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