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A number of travelers have chosen to experience Africa on a master class road trip. Africa is a wide continent with some of the best attractions that can turn on your desire to explore this beautiful landmass.
With the diversity of natural wonders, Africa is attested for adventures. Choosing a road trip in some parts of Africa is not for t… read more
The chances of Congo Airways' regular operations returning to normal any time soon are diminishing. The Airbus 320-200, which arrived in Kinshasa on June 25 in the company's livery, will never fly in the Congolese sky.
A 48-hour strike by air traffic controllers in West and Central Africa has been suspended, their union said on Saturday.
The strike, which started on Friday, has disrupted flights across the
region and left hundreds of passengers stranded at airports on
Saturday. The Union of Air Traffic Controllers’ Unions (USYCAA), which called
t… read more
According to the findings of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Southern Africa Regional Climate Outlook Forum (SARCOF-26), most member states of the Southern African Development Community (SADC)* ar… read more
With the launch of its new routes between Brussels Airport, Johannesburg and Cape Town, Air Belgium offers business and leisure travellers direct flights to South Africa and thirty-eight destinations in Southern Africa.
Air Belgium restores direct air connections between Belgium and South Africa. From September 14, travellers will t… read more
In anticipation of an imminent fuel shortage in the Democratic Republic of Congo, due to delivery delays, the supplier SEP CONGO has opted for rationing throughout the country. This decision has had a negative impact on the operations of Congo Airways, the Congolese public air carrier.
The project to rehabilitate approximately 1029 km of railway track, from the border with Zimbabwe in the south (Livingstone) to the border with DCR (Dem. Rep. of Congo) (Chingola) in the north, is being implemented in two phases. The project involves the rehabilitation of the track superstructure, as well as, the installations of t… read more
Brussels Airlines is unable to directly connect Kinshasa to Brussels due to a limited fuel supply at the airport of the Congolese capital, Belgian tv station RTBF learned from the airline. The Brussels based airline is looking for a structural solution as the fuel limitation is in effect until mid-September.
Flights be… read more
The latest deliveries of hydrocarbons to the Democratic Republic of Congo are behind the available stocks. To avoid a break in the chain, SEP CONGO, the company responsible for receiving and transporting petroleum products imported by the DRC to the interior of the country, is opting for rationing.
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Going on a road trip across East Africa
Taken 3 months ago, Congo Airways returns a leased Airbus 320 without having operated it
Air traffic controllers suspend strike in West and Central Africa
Air Belgium connects Belgium and South Africa and thirty-eight other destinations on the African con
Rehabilitation of Railway Line from Victoria Falls to Chingola
Brussels Airlines temporarily unable to operate direct flights between Kinshasa and Brussels
Faced with aviation fuel shortages, the DRC is rationing distribution to airlines
