Ebola: US restricts airport arrivals

The BBC's Tomi Oladipo has been speaking to people in Nigeria's most populous city Lagos as the authorities take measures to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus.

Senegal, which closed its border to Guinea to stave off Ebola last month, said Saturday it has now opened up a humanitarian corridor at an airport to help speed aid to stricken countries.

Kenya has ordered all urban-based Somali refugees to move into designated camps because of "emergency security challenges", a minister says.

>The Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) said yesterday it had set a more “realistic” goal of attracting 1.5 million tourists by 2017.

Thousands of migrants rescued from boats trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea at the weekend have been arriving at ports in southern Italy.

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Tanzania gov't restricts foreign travels, tax exemptions
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Tanzania's new president has ordered restrictions on foreign travel by government officials and cuts in tax exemptions, signalling the potential start of fiscal belt-tightening measures by his government. John Magufuli, sworn in on Nov. 5 as Tanzania's ...
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>The number of tourists visiting the country is expected to double to 2 million by 2017, according to the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB).