South Africa (SA) has achieved the top spot in the African region in the 2024 Travel and Tourism Development Index released by the World Economic Forum. This index, now in its second edition, was unveiled recently. South Africa was ranked 55th out of 119 countries, making it the leading nation in Africa for travel and tourism. The report highlights that South Africa boasts the largest Travel and Tourism Economy on the continent.

To delve deeper into this achievement, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Zara Nicholson, Media Liaison Officer to the Minister of Tourism, Patricia De Lille.

South Africa (SA) has achieved the top spot in the African region in the 2024 Travel and Tourism Development Index released by the World Economic Forum. This index, now in its second edition, was unveiled recently. South Africa was ranked 55th out of 119 countries, making it the leading nation in Africa for travel and tourism. The report highlights that South Africa boasts the largest Travel and Tourism Economy on the continent.
To delve deeper into this achievement, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Zara Nicholson, Media Liaison Officer to the Minister of Tourism, Patricia De Lille.

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SA achieves comes tops  in the  2024 Travel and Tourism Development Index

The National Association of Nigerian Students in South Africa (NANSA), in partnership with the Johannesburg Business School and the South Africa-Nigeria Business Chamber, hosted the Nigeria-South Africa Youth Business Forum in Johannesburg, South Africa. The forum, themed 'Reshaping the Future,' brought together ambitious youths from both nations to discuss and chart the course for a prosperous tomorrow.

Channel Africa Business reporter Innocent Semosa was there and filed this report...

The National Association of Nigerian Students in South Africa (NANSA), in partnership with the Johannesburg Business School and the South Africa-Nigeria Business Chamber, hosted the Nigeria-South Africa Youth Business Forum in Johannesburg, South Africa. The forum, themed 'Reshaping the Future,' brought together ambitious youths from both nations to discuss and chart the course for a prosperous tomorrow.
Channel Africa Business reporter Innocent Semosa was there and filed this report...

Nigeria-South Africa Youth Business Forum  brings together youths from both nations

Medical workers in Malawi's public health facilities started a nationwide sit-in strike on Monday to push the government to meet their longterm grievances, which include special allowances and improved conditions of service. The strike forced patients in many hospitals to return home without receiving medical care. Strike organisers said some medical workers could treat patients with critical conditions. Meanwhile, a court injunction has prompted the suspension of the strike.

Channel Africa Reporter Micheal Mbewe spoke to the President of the Malawi Nursing Council, Shouts Galang'anda Simeza.

Medical workers in Malawi's public health facilities started a nationwide sit-in strike on Monday to push the government to meet their longterm grievances, which include special allowances and improved conditions of service. The strike forced patients in many hospitals to return home without receiving medical care. Strike organisers said some medical workers could treat patients with critical conditions. Meanwhile, a court injunction has prompted the suspension of the strike.
Channel Africa Reporter Micheal Mbewe spoke to the President of the Malawi Nursing Council, Shouts Galang'anda Simeza.

Strike by medical practitioners in Malawi enters its fifth day

Thami Ngubeni takes a look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo.

Thami Ngubeni takes a look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo.

SA achieves comes tops in the 2024 Travel and Tourism Development Index

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