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Technology has simplified travel in countless ways. The rollout of more robust cell networks means that more people have basic service no matter how far off the grid they wander. Meanwhile, free Wi-Fi continues to pop up in more urban centers around the world, connecting travelers to the internet—and sites that offer cheap flights, guided… read more
Since Q1 2022, PayPal has been quite frequent in financial news due to issues relating to its stock value and the recent unpromising PayPal stock forecasts. These events make it quite essential to briefly examine the platform and what it does.
The name "PayPal" is almost a literal summary of the company's nature and function. In pra… read more
Some modern aircraft are too sophisticated to be repairable with other parts. Russia thus begins to sacrifice planes to be able to keep other machines alive. Ultimately, Western sanctions will hurt the Russian aviation.
Sanctions are beginning to show their effects. With the war in Ukraine, the West banned its aircraft manufa… read more
The Sena Oura National Park in Chad and the Kafue National Park in Zambia have joined the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) World Biosphere Network. The addition of Chad and Zambia to the Unesco biosphere network this year brings the number of African r
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Five southern African countries, with more than half the continent's elephants, are conducting a first-ever aerial census to determine the elephant population and how to protect it.
Light aircraft will fly simultaneously across the plains of Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe — in a conservation area known as the … read more
Due to financial and operational problems, Mango Airlines entered into voluntary restructuring on 10 August 2021. Since then, the low-cost subsidiary of South African Airways (SAA) has been in the process of privatisation.
It was thought that the end of the tunnel for the takeover of Mango Airlines was in sight, after a potential bu… read more
As of 1 April 2022, Uganda Airlines has a new board of directors, chaired by Priscilla Mirembe Seruka. The new team wants to turn the page on the financial malpractices and management problems that have tainted the reputation of Uganda's national airline since its launch three years ago.
Uganda Airlines wants to take advantage of the futur… read more
The Commissioner, Accident Investigation Bureau – Nigeria (AIB-N), Engr. Akin Olateru, has reiterated that all Nigerian airlines are safe despite the challenges facing the sub-sector. AIB also said that it is investigating some serious incidents involving some Nigerian airlines, assuring that their safety recommendations would be released t… read more
Qatar Airways will resume services to its fifth destination in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qassim, with three weekly flights starting 22 August. The airline will increase to four weekly flights from 2 September 2022.
The award-winning airline will also introduce additional four weekly flights to Riyadh starting 18 August 2022, brin… read more
As part of its new Make Every Conversation Count report, FM Outsource asked 1,000 people about their experiences with and attitudes towards customer service in 10 business sectors including utilities, travel, banking, insurance, hospitality, logistics, fashion retail and grocery retail.
Respondents were asked to rate each sector’s reputati… read more
Tech & travel: Which devices should you bring
Russia cuts up Western planes to hoard spare parts
Chad and Zambia join Unesco’s world biosphere network
Five Southern African countries kick-start Elephant census
In the midst of a takeover process, Mango Airlines is surprised by the expiry of its licences
Uganda Airlines wants to capitalise on the future development of the Ugandan oil industry
All Nigerian airlines operate safe service
Qatar Airways to resume flights to Qassim, Saudi Arabia
