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The Kenyan Immigration has officially gone online! All applications including Visas, Special Passes, Work Permits, Alien Cards, Dependant Passes, Student Passes, etc. can now be submitted using an online portal.… read more →

ERA Kenya’s Karima Shivji has been working in the international relocations industry for the past seven years and has witnessed first-hand the increase in international assignees relocating to Kenya. “I’m… read more →

Beryl Pohlman has been working in the relocations industry for 12 years and she’s still as passionate about the business now, as she was when she started back in 2005.… read more →

South Africa is currently implementing its biometric capturing system at various Ports of Entry and all foreign nationals travelling through these ports are expected to have their fingerprints and a… read more →

The South African government is seeking to address the unintended consequences and mitigating factors relating to the implementation of the immigration legislation. It also hopes to place a greater emphasis… read more →

The brand new Cape Town Museum, which will be located in the old Standard Bank building in Adderley Street, will open its doors to the public later this year. This… read more →

SPARK Schools is a network of primary schools dedicated to delivering accessible, high quality education. Since opening its first school in Ferndale in 2013, the school has achieved tremendous academic… read more →

A new residential development, featuring 45 luxurious executive apartments will launch in the leafy suburb of Morningside, in Johannesburg in February 2017. Passfields, a peaceful and park-like neighbourhood, will be… read more →

Cape Town has been listed as one of the top cities in the world on the Global Cities of the Future winners for foreign direct investment (FDI). Cape Town was… read more →

Currently Ghana is undergoing an electricity crisis, known locally as ‘Dumsor’ or simply ‘loadshedding’. If you’re not in Ghana, you may not know that ‘Dumsor’ is formed from two Twi… read more →