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A significant new chapter has opened in the story of African aviation cooperation, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) and the Civil Aviation Agency of Cabo Verde (AAC). The agreement, formalised on 28 August … read more
A
landmark moment for African aviation is on the horizon as
TAAG Angola Airlines prepares to launch a
brand-new Luanda–Dakar–Praia service on 31
October, establishing a long-awaited direct air link between Angola and
Cape Verde while significantly expanding the carrier's footprint across
West Africa.… read more
The global ground services
powerhouse Swissport has formally completed
its purchase of a 51 percent controlling interest in Cabo
Verde Handling (CV Handling), the only licensed ground
services operator functioning across the Cabo Verdean archipelago. This
milestone agreement, sealed after a lengthy pri… read more
A new era has dawned for
Mozambican aviation as Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique
(LAM) officially launched its rebranded commercial
identity, Air Mozambique, with the entry into service of the first of
two newly acquired Embraer E190 regional jets. The historic moment took
place on Friday 14 August, when the aircraft named … read more
Cabo
Verde's aviation sector could be on the verge of a significant
transformation, as Swiss aviation firm Moov
holds high-level discussions with the government of the archipelago
nation about a potential partnership involving the struggling national
carrier, Cabo Verde Airlines (TACV). The
talks com… read more
The future of
Cabo Verde Airlines, the flag carrier of
the West African archipelago, hangs in the balance as the country's
government openly considers every possible option to rescue the
beleaguered state-owned airline. Officials have described the airline's
financial position as very critical,
warni… read more
Spain
has officially confirmed its 2026 visa
policy, opening the door for citizens of eight African
nations to enter the country without the traditional Schengen visa
hurdle. Under the updated framework, holders of ordinary passports from
Botswana, Namibia, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mauritius,
Seychelles, Cape Verde… read more
Sunshine, warm seas, and
pristine sands are once again beckoning holidaymakers to South Africa's
east coast, and the latest municipal update should please every travel
professional selling South African beach experiences. According to fresh
beach water quality results released by the eThekwini
Municipality on 11 July 2026… read more
Angola's
flag carrier TAAG-Linhas Aéreas de Angola
is stepping confidently into a new era of growth, backed by a
comprehensive strategy that places the newly commissioned Dr. António
Agostinho Neto International Airport at the centre of its ambitions. For
African aviation and tourism professionals watching the continen… read more
Southern Africa is set to
enjoy a prime moment on the global cruise stage, with German cruise line
Nicko Cruises confirming that its flagship
Vasco da Gama will spend more than two
weeks along the South African coastline and neighbouring Indian Ocean
islands as part of its ambitious 2027/28 world cruis… read more
AFCAC and Cabo Verde Seal Landmark Pact to Accelerate African Aviation Growth
TAAG Angola Launches Historic Luanda–Dakar–Praia Route to Deepen West Africa Ties
Mozambique's flag carrier rebrands as Air Mozambique with Embraer E190 debut and profitability turna
Swiss Firm Moov Eyes Cabo Verde Airlines Stake in Bold Atlantic Gateway Aviation Plan
Spain unlocks visa-free access for eight African nations in landmark 2026 entry policy
Durban Beaches Cleared for Summer Fun as 22 of 23 Coastal Spots Meet National Water Quality Standard
Nicko Cruises' 2027/28 World Voyage Puts South Africa and Indian Ocean Isles in Spotlight
