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Red Sea Shipping Shock: Attacks around Bab el-Mandeb are disrupting trade routes, with traffic through the strait and the Strait of Hormuz reportedly dropping sharply—bad news for anyone planning travel or logistics via the region. Visa Rules for Travelers: The U.S. made its visa-bond program permanent for 50 countries, raising fears of higher travel costs and fewer visas; meanwhile, routine U.S. visa processing in Nigeria is shifting to Lagos from Aug 1, 2026, and Abuja’s embassy says operations won’t close. More Visa-Free Travel in Africa: From Jan 1, 2027, Nigerians will be able to enter Chad and the Republic of the Congo without entry visas, boosting regional mobility. Tourism Links in the Horn: Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia discussed expanding tourism cooperation, with Djibouti Airlines’ manager noting Ethiopia’s rapid tourism-site development. Sport & Borders: Somali referee Omar Artan—denied U.S. entry for the World Cup—now takes charge of the UEFA Super Cup in Salzburg, highlighting how border checks can derail careers. Djibouti in the Maritime Mix: Djibouti is listed among members of a Saudi-led maritime defense coalition aimed at protecting Red Sea navigation.

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