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The
reconstruction of the vital H4-1 road in
Kruger National Park is officially
underway, following confirmation from South African
National Parks (SANParks). Work on this crucial artery,
which was severely affected by recent floods, began on 18 August 2025.
The repair project is sch… read more
The
latest data from the International Monetary
Fund and the African Development
Bank confirm what many in the industry have sensed:
Africa is not just the continent of tomorrow—it is the
engine of global growth today. In a remarkable shift,
12 African countries now … read more
The ongoing financial standoff between Ethiopian Airlines and Eritrean authorities has entered its second year, casting a shadow over East Africa’s aviation landscape. The airline’s bank account in Eritrea remains inaccessible,
a situation that has persisted despite extensive legal efforts and
diplomatic ove… read more
Air
Mauritius has emerged from a challenging period to report a promising
start to the fiscal year 2025/26, signaling a significant turnaround for
the island nation’s flagship carrier. The airline transported 403,127
passengers in the first quarter, marking a modest yet meaningful 0.8%
increase compared to the same period last year. Th… read more
The
recent groundbreaking of the Uvinza-Musongati standard
gauge railway marks a transformative moment for East
Africa’s transport landscape. On August 16, a high-profile ceremony in
Burundi’s Burunga province brought together President Évariste
Ndayishimiye of Burundi and Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa,
un… read more
The Egyptian river cruise landscape is witnessing a significant transformation as Viking welcomes its latest vessel, the Viking Amun, delivered at the Massara shipyard
in Cairo. This addition marks the eighth ship in Viking’s dedicated
Nile River fleet, setting the stage for… read more
The aviation sector in Southern Africa
is taking a bold step towards nurturing the next generation of
engineering talent. Airlink, a leading regional airline, has contributed
a decommissioned Embraer 135 jet to the Gauteng Department of Basic Education (GDE), specifically for use at Rhodesfield Eng… read more
RwandAir is set to introduce a new flight service to Zanzibar
starting 30 November, marking a significant expansion in its East
African network. This move is poised to reshape regional connectivity
and open up fresh opportunities for the continent’s tourism sector,
especially as the airline positions its… read more
Uganda
Airlines is actively considering the retirement of its four Bombardier
CRJ-900 regional jets, a move driven by persistent maintenance
difficulties and the escalating costs of keeping these aircraft
operational. This development was publicly confirmed by the airline’s
CEO, Jenifer Bamuturaki, during a parliamentary … read more
In
a strategic move to bolster its regional connectivity,
Air Mauritius is acquiring a nine-year-old
ATR72-600 aircraft, currently stored in Toulouse and
formerly operated by TAP Express, the regional subsidiary of TAP Air
Portugal. This aircraft, owned by Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), will
join the airline’s growin… read more
Kruger National Park Begins Reconstruction on Key Safari Route After Severe Flood Damage
African Economies Surge Ahead: 12 Nations Outpace Global Growth, Redefining the Industry Outlook
Ethiopian Airlines Faces Prolonged Account Freeze in Eritrea
Air Mauritius Returns to Profitability with Strong Q1 Performance and Strategic Renewal
New Tanzania-Burundi Railway Promises Faster Cargo, Cheaper Logistics, and Regional Growth
Viking Expands Nile River Fleet: New Ship Arrival Unveils Fresh Opportunities for African Market
Decommissioned Jet Donation Boosts Aviation Training for South African Learners
RwandAir Launches Kigali–Zanzibar Route
Uganda Airlines Plans to Phase Out CRJ-900 Jets Amid Maintenance Challenges and Fleet Renewal
