EDITORIAL NOTE: This story was updated to reflect 15 million and not 50 million international visitors as earlier reported. Tourism Minister Patricia De Lille says South Africa’s tourism industry is

The last day of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 is expected to focus on securing final business deals, reflecting on key takeaways and celebrating the success of the three-day exhibition. The

Intra-African trade and the relaxation of travel restrictions have once again taken centre stage at the 2026 Africa’s Travel Indaba, in Durban. Delegates and exhibitors from across the continent are

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Exhibitors and industry leaders have been encouraged to use the next few days of the Africa Travel Indaba to secure business deals that will help improve the continent. This year

The Middle East conflict, coupled with the persistent threat of climate change and a national state of disaster regarding Foot-and-Mouth Disease, is driving input costs for South African farmers to

Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi has allocated the SABC R234 million. Malatsi was in Parliament delivering his department’s expenditure for the financial 2026/2027. He says overall his

Advocacy group Youth Capital has described the current unemployment rate among young people as a state of emergency. Latest figures from Stats SA’s first quarter of 2026 show that young

Tourism Minister Patricia De Lille says South Africa’s tourism industry is aiming to attract 50 million international visitors by 2030, as part of a broader strategy to grow the economy

Data released by Statistics South Africa points to a reduction in both formal and informal sector employment, which dropped by 189 000 and 127 000 respectively. The quarterly labour force