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In
a development that will be closely followed across West Africa's
aviation community, Air Côte d'Ivoire has
officially brought one of its Airbus A320neo aircraft back into active
service after nearly a year of storage in France. The repatriation of
the jet marks a significant step for the Ivorian flag carrier, which … read more
In
a significant humanitarian operation that highlights the growing
intersection between aviation, diplomacy and citizen welfare across the
African continent, Air Peace Limited has
successfully evacuated 262 Nigerian nationals from South Africa. The
operation, carried out in partnership with the Federal Government of
… read more
In
a move that signals the rapid evolution of route networks linking the
Gulf with emerging markets, Etihad Airways
has confirmed it will double its operations between Abu Dhabi and Kabul
beginning 15 July 2026. The decision comes
barely four months after the carrier first launched the route, with
pa… read more
A
fresh dispute is brewing in Nigeria's aviation
sector as the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) presses
the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to overhaul the way it
collects its 5 per cent Ticket Sales Charge (TSC) and
Cargo Sales Charge (CSC). The carriers want the regulator
to bill passenge… read more
South
Africa's coastal jewel is firmly reasserting itself on the world
tourism map. With its year-round warm weather, golden beaches and rich
cultural heritage, eThekwini, home to the city of
Durban, continues to strengthen its position as one of
the continent's leading destinations, drawing growing numbers of leisure
… read more
The
skies above East Africa are facing fresh turbulence as
Kenya Airways (KQ), one of the continent's
most recognised flag carriers, grapples with a worsening operational
crisis. The airline is bracing for another challenging year, with at
least five aircraft remaining grounded due
to persistent glob… read more
In
a move that could signal a fresh chapter for one of Africa's most
historically rich yet underexplored destinations, Sudanese
Prime Minister Kamil Idris has reaffirmed the commitment
of the so-called Government of Hope to revitalising both the education
and tourism sectors of the country. The pledge was made during
… read more
Tanzania
has once again positioned itself at the forefront of global tourism
diplomacy, reaffirming its commitment to deeper international
cooperation following its participation in the 126th
Executive Council Meeting of UN Tourism, held in Toledo,
Spain. The high-level gathering brought together tourism ministers,
a… read more
A new chapter in African aviation
cooperation is taking shape, with Ethiopian Airlines
Group Chief Executive Officer Mesfin Tasew publicly
backing Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development,
Festus Keyamo, following his appointment as
Champion of the African Development Bank's \$7… read more
In
a watershed moment for African mobility, the Republic of
Congo has confirmed that it will scrap visa requirements
for all African nationals from 1 January
2027. The announcement, made by President Denis Sassou
Nguesso during the African Development Bank's 2026 Annual Meetings in
Brazzaville, trans… read more