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In a significant development for the aviation sector in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Busy Bee Congo has recently
upgraded its fleet with the acquisition of a Fokker 50 aircraft. This
strategic enhancement is set to revolutionize air travel within the
region, offering new opportunities for travel professionals and a … read more
Rwanda has reassured Belgian citizens that they will continue
to enjoy visa-on-arrival privileges, free of charge, despite the recent
severance of diplomatic ties between the two nations. This announcement
comes in the wake of escalating tensions that led to Rwanda closing its
embassy in Brussels and terminating all diplomatic eng… read more
The skies over Central Africa have recently become a hotspot
for geopolitical tensions, significantly impacting regional aviation.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has imposed a stringent ban on
Rwandan aircraft, both from landing within its borders and traversing
its airspace. This decision, rooted in the ongoing conflict with Rwa… read more
Zambia Railways Limited (ZRL) has announced the immediate
closure of the Ndola–Sakania railway line, a
critical route connecting Zambia to the Democratic Republic of Congo
(DRC), following a sinkhole incident that occurred on
February 11, 2025. This decision was made
to prioritize the safety of passeng… read more
Significant
news for East African infrastructure development!
The Tanzania Railways
Corporation (TRC) has signed a contract for the construction of the Standard
Gauge Railway (SGR) segments 7 and 8, connecting Uvinza in Tanzania to
Musongati in Burundi. This 282-kilometer project, including 240 km of the main
… read more
Important
update for African travel agents: Brussels Airlines is set to
resume flights to Kinshasa on January 31st, following a
temporary suspension due to escalating violence in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC). This is welcome news for travelers between Africa and Europe, and
particu… read more
Brussels
Airlines has
temporarily suspended flights to and from Kinshasa, impacting
travel plans for passengers heading to and from the Democratic Republic of
Congo.Specifically, flight numbers SN 357 and SN 358 were
cancelled, affecting both the outbound fligh… read more
The resurgence of South African Airways (SAA)
is taking off again, with the airline hitting a significant milestone
by growing its fleet to 20 aircraft. This leap marks a strong rebound
from just three years ago, when the carrier emerged from business rescue
operating only six planes. Today, SAA’s expanded network sets t… read more
Africa’s travel stakeholders are turning their attention to the Lobito Corridor
as Zambia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Hon. Museba Frank
Tayali, reveals its ambitious roadmap to strengthen regional trade and
transform transport links across Zambia, Angola, and the Democratic
Republic of Congo. During the Second… read more
Ethiopian
Airlines, recognized as Africa's largest aviation group and a
prestigious SKYTRAX certified Four Star Global Airline, is thrilled to
announce its collaboration with the Government of the Democratic
Republic of the Congo (DRC) to establish a new airline, Air Congo. Under
this partnership, the DRC government will hold a … read more
Busy Bee Congo's Fleet Upgrade: A Leap Forward for Central African Connectivity
Rwanda Maintains Visa-Free Entry for Belgians Amid Diplomatic Fallout
Aviation Alert: Navigating the Turbulence of DRC's Airspace Ban
Sinkhole Forces Closure of Zambia’s Ndola-Sakania Railway Line
Tanzania and Burundi Partner on SGR Project: Boosting Regional Connectivity
Brussels Airlines Resumes Kinshasa Flights with Enhanced Safety Measures
SAA Soars with 20 Aircraft: More African Routes & Greater Seat Capacity
Zambia’s Minister Backs Lobito Corridor for Greater Trade, Travel, and Investment
Launch of Air Congo
