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India Resumes Tourist Visas for Chinese Citizens
India will resume issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens starting 24 July 2025, marking the…
City View Of Lima, Peru
African Times has published this article in partnership with Xinhua News Agency
From Tanzania With Love: A Café In The Ancient City Of Kashgar Has Become A Symbol Of Cross-Cultural Bonding
Strolling through the winding streets of the ancient city of Kashgar in northwest China’s Xinjiang…
China Through My Camera Programme Provides Namibian Influencer A Chance To Get A Multidimensional View Of The Country
After graduating in Beijing in 2020 during the tumultuous period of COVID-19, I didn’t think…
Buffaloes run berserk in Botswana
TWO people have died and others injured after attacks by stray buffaloes in northeastern Botswana. The Ministry of Environment and Tourism confirmed the deaths in the town of Kasane, located near Botswana’s borders with Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Among the deceased is a 13-year-old student at the Chibe Junior Secondary School. Department of Wildlife and National Parks security have killed the buffalo at the Noka ya Botshelo English Medium Primary School. They were alerted to another lone buffalo near the…
Malawi tourism undeterred by cyclone Freddy
MAVHUTO BANDA TOURISTS are encouraged to visit Malawi and not to be deterred by the recent devastation by tropical Cyclone Freddy. The Southern African country is recovering from the floods, which impacted on some infrastructure. The Central African Wilderness Safaris provided an update on the Liwonde National Park. Mvuu, located in the north of Liwonde, was spared from the devastating effects of Freddy. After a surge of rainfall, the Shire River level has begun to drop slowly and the wet…