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SATSA, the voice of inbound tourism in Southern Africa, has formalised a partnership with the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA), the world’s largest network of adventure tourism professionals. As the only African association representing the Southern Africa’s tourism industry in the ATTA stable, SATSA is now linking its 1,200+ members — particularly SMEs in nature-based […]
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The Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) returns to Constitution Hill, Johannesburg, on 22nd – 23rd May 2026, continuing its role as a leading platform connecting African and global music industries through dialogue, innovation, and collaboration. ARMC is proud to announce its first headline speakers spanning music, technology, media, and culture, with further international artists, executives, and […]
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The Premier Pan-African Tech Conference Kicks off with policymakers setting the agenda for Africa African leaders gathered in Nigeria for the second annual Moonshot by TechCabal conference have called for more strategic partnerships with the private sector to enhance Africa’s role in the global digital economy. The delegates from Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone and Mauritania, […]
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The Infrastructure Africa Business Forum, set to convene on 16 – 17 July 2024 in Cape Town, promises more than just insightful discussions on infrastructure development; it offers unparalleled networking and collaboration opportunities for stakeholders across the continent. At the heart of the Infrastructure Africa Business Forum lies a commitment to fostering collaboration among industry […]
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Bednet development must progress as fast as mosquito’s resistance evolves As World Malaria Day was marked across the globe, Global health company Vestergaard formed part of a panel to discuss lessons and opportunities in the fight against Malaria. The three-part webinar series, hosted by The Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) and its partners, highlighted how countries and businesses have adapted […]
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