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New statistics reveal that this year’s Marhaba operation concluded with record-breaking numbers, as over 4.06 million Moroccans living abroad returned home between June 10 and September 15

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New statistics reveal that this year’s Marhaba operation concluded with record-breaking numbers, as over 4.06 million Moroccans living abroad returned home between June 10 and September 15
The Democratic Republic of Congo has reopened the Kinshasa–Matadi railway after more than five years of closure, marking a major push to modernise the country’s transport network. The 366-kilometre line, connecting the capital to the Atlantic port of Matadi, is set to resume public service next week, boosting trade and economic activity. Officials say the revival signals renewed political commitment to improving infrastructure and easing transport challenges nationwide.
In 2025, Africa, the Middle East, and Cyprus are experiencing a record-breaking tourism boom fueled by easier visas, expanded flights, and massive investment in resorts and infrastructure. Egypt, South Africa, Morocco, Mauritius, Tanzania, Kenya, and Cyprus are leading this surge, transforming the region into a global travel hotspot.
The Gambia is gaining global attention as one of Africa’s safest and most beautiful coastal destinations, offering peaceful beaches, rich wildlife, and vibrant culture. Its high safety ranking and warm hospitality make it a top choice for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure.
Uganda has secured financing for the $2.7 billion Standard Gauge Railway project, marking a major step toward its implementation. The government will contribute 15 percent of the funding, with the remainder sourced from export credit agencies and international development institutions. Officials say the project will not only boost transport efficiency but also create opportunities for local contractors and stimulate economic growth.
Cape Verde’s Pedra Lume Salt Crater lets visitors float effortlessly in mineral-rich volcanic waters, offering a surreal experience similar to the Dead Sea. With lower costs and dramatic scenery, it’s a hidden gem for wellness and adventure travelers.