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Traxtion Group, the leading provider of rail services and solutions across the African continent today announced its intention to embark on a significant investment programme within South Africa’s rail sector.
This follows the Economic Recovery Plan presented by President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Joint Sitting of Parliam… read more
MSC Cruises is in talks with the South African government to try get approval to operate its scheduled 2020/21 cruise season out of Durban and Cape Town amid the coronavirus pandemic. MSC Cruises’ local office, MSC South Africa, is in “deep consultation” with authorities in an attempt to secure approval for cruises to… read more
Travellers from the ten African countries listed below will be permitted to enter Seychelles from: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Niger, Burundi, Ghana, Rwanda, Botswana, Cote D’Ivoire and Kenya.
Seychelles has so far, recorded low numbers of Covid-19… read more
As many parts of the world tentatively emerge from travel restrictions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, there has never been a better time to explore our own country — and the Eastern Cape’s Sunshine Coast is a perfect starting point. The Eastern Cape, having earned a solid reputation as South Africa’s “Adventure Province”, offers a p… read more
FlyWestair will relaunch its Windhoek - Cape Town route on October 23, and open a route between Windhoek and Johannesburg on November 3. The South African carrier Airlink will also connect the two cities in the opposite direction from October 26, in addition to the Cape Town-Windhoek and Johannesburg-Walvis Bay services.… read more
Next Monday, October 19, TAAG Angola Airlines will relaunch its flights between Luanda and Johannesburg. For this recovery, the Angolan national company will offer 2 weekly flights (Monday and Wednesday) between the Angolan capital and the South African megalopolis. According to the press release issued by the carrier, entry into Ango… read more
On Friday, we got a glimpse of Uganda Airlines’ A330-800neos complete with livery. The airline says the aircraft is on schedule for delivery in December. Meanwhile, the country has just reopened for international flights, and its national carrier hopes to be flying to Johannesburg within the next few weeks.
One of Uganda Airl… read more
ASKY opens a direct Lome-Johannesburg line. Daily flights, effective from November 19, will be operated without competition in 737-800. To date, the company has restored almost all of its network.
ASKY has announced the resumption of its flights to South Africa. From November 19, the pan-African carrier will offer a da… read more
The Eswatini Rail Link (ESRL) Project is a joint inter-railway strategic initiative between Transnet (TFR) and Eswatini Railways (ESR) aimed at creating a dedicated General Freight Business (GFB) corridor for Transnet whilst providing much needed additional capacity for Eswatini Railways. The project entails the construction of a … read more
A rescue plan for South Africa's flag carrier has yet to get off the ground since the government has not provided promised funding, with the upcoming budget looming as a crucial test for its future. State-owned South African Airways (SAA) had limp… read more
Traxtion Group commits to R1,5 billion rail investment
MSC Cruises in ‘deep consultation’ with SA government to save 2020/21 season
Seychelles reopens to several African countries
Eastern Cape’s Sunshine Coast
Namibia - South Africa: FlyWestair returns, Airlink strengthens
TAAG reopens JNB to LUN route
Uganda Airlines Airbus A330-800neo almost completed
ASKY returns to Johannesburg
Eswatini’s Rail expansion on fast track
SAA rescue: budget looms
