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The
North West Parks and Tourism Board (NWPTB)
has set the stage for a dramatic shift in South Africa’s protected area
management, announcing sweeping tariff increases for
2025/26 across flagship reserves such as
Pilanesberg National Park,
Madikwe Game Reserve, and
… read more
In
a bold move set to reshape air travel in Nigeria and West Africa,
Enugu Air has unveiled plans to boost its
fleet to 20 aircraft by 2026 through the
acquisition of 14 additional planes. This announcement, made by Enugu
State Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, signals
the airline’s ambi… read more
Kampala
is making a decisive move to reinforce Uganda Airlines’ future, with
the government formally seeking an additional USD 117
million in funding for 2026 to lock in delivery slots for
ten new aircraft. The request, submitted to Parliament on 1 December
2025 by Transport Minister Edward Katumba
Wamala… read more
The Nigerian
Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has charted a new
course in African aviation, earning the distinction of being the
continent’s inaugural recipient of the Free Route Airspace
(FRA) award from the Africa Airlines Association
(AFRAA). This accomplishment not only cements Nigeria’s leadershi… read more
A new wave of competition is set to reshape Nigeria’s aviation
landscape as K-Impex Airline, a fledgling
carrier based in Abuja, confirms the Embraer
E190 as the cornerstone of its inaugural fleet. This
strategic decision marks a shift from the airline’s original business
plan, which had considered the… read more
In a welcome boost for KwaZulu-Natal’s tourism sector, the
eThekwini Municipality has confirmed that
all 23 beaches along Durban’s coastline are
officially open and safe for swimming as of 01 December 2025. This
announcement follows the latest round of comprehensive water quality
testing, providing tim… read more
South African Airways (SAA) and TAAG Angola Airlines have
officially launched a new strategic codeshare
agreement, marking a significant leap forward for
regional and intercontinental connectivity across Africa, Europe, and
South America. Ticket sales are now open, and travel under this
partnership commenced on 1 Decem… read more
Madagascar is making a bold play to reposition itself on the
global tourism map by launching a sweeping national campaign, “Let’s
Restore the Image of Madagascar Together” (REIM). This initiative is set
to reshape perceptions, rebuild confidence, and amplify the island’s
unique appeal, rallying stakeholders from across the country and th… read more
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority
(NCAA) has granted an Air Operator
Certificate (AOC) to Heliconia–EAN Aero Nigeria Limited,
officially authorizing the company to commence charter operations within
Nigeria. The certificate was formally presented on December 1 at the
NCAA’s Abuja headquarters… read more
In a strategic response to recent operational hurdles,
Tunisair is increasingly turning to
wet-leased capacity to maintain its vital
Tunis–Montréal service. This development follows the simultaneous
grounding of the airline’s two Airbus A330-200 aircraft—an event that
has put significant pressure on th… read more
Sharp Tariff Hikes at North West Parks Signal New Era for Conservation—But at What Cost?
Enugu Air Targets Rapid Growth with 14 New Aircraft to Transform Regional Connectivity
Uganda Sets \$117 Million Target to Secure Aircraft Deliveries and Boost National Carrier
Nigerian Airspace Management Agency Sets New Standard with Africa’s First Free Route Airspace Award
K-Impex Airline to Launch Nigerian Operations with Embraer E190, Targeting Underserved Cities
Durban’s Full Coastline Cleared for Swimming as Festive Season Visitor Surge Begins
SAA and TAAG Angola Airlines Launch Codeshare, Unlocking Seamless Africa–Europe–South America Links
Madagascar Unveils Unified REIM Campaign and Digital Deals Hub to Revitalize Tourism
Heliconia–EAN Aero Nigeria Secures AOC, Signaling New Era for Charter Operations
Tunisair Relies on Wet-Lease Aircraft to Sustain Montréal Route Amid Fleet Challenges
