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The
prolonged grounding of Congo Airways is
sending shockwaves through Central Africa’s aviation sector, with the
airline now facing mounting financial distress, governance scandals, and
an uncertain future. As the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC)
flagship carrier remains inactive for over seven months, the ripple … read more
Zambia is on the cusp of a
significant transformation in its railway
sector, with sweeping plans to overhaul and expand its
rail infrastructure over the next decade. The state-owned
Industrial Development Corporation (IDC),
which oversees Zambia Railways, has outlined a two-phase strategy that
promis… read more
Air
Sénégal has marked a significant milestone in its ongoing fleet
modernization by taking delivery of its third Let L410NG
turboprop aircraft in the Czech Republic. This latest
addition is part of a broader order for five aircraft, underscoring the
airline’s commitment to enhancing domestic
connectivity… read more
In
a significant development for inbound tourism and international
relations, the Republic of Lithuania’s Ministry of Foreign
Affairs has confirmed that, as of 7 October 2025,
Lithuanian citizens can now travel to South
Africa without the need for a visa. This fresh policy,
enacted by South Africa’s … read more
AIDA Cruises has unveiled its
ambitious 2027/28 winter programme,
featuring over 300 cruises to a diverse array of destinations, including
a much-anticipated return to South Africa
after several years’ absence. The German cruise line’s latest deployment
will see ten ships operating itineraries ranging … read more
The unfolding legal dispute
between Air Zimbabwe and Jetex (Pvt) Ltd
has cast a spotlight on the operational and financial vulnerabilities
that African airlines can face when navigating complex regional
environments. The case, which involves a claim of USD
210,000 in costs incurred during the stranding… read more
Ituri
Airlines of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has
made a strategic move to bolster its regional operations by acquiring
its very first Fokker 50 aircraft. This
milestone marks a new chapter for the carrier, signaling both expansion
and modernization as it seeks to strengthen its position wit… read more
Dakota
Aviation, headquartered in Kinshasa, is making notable
strides in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) aviation sector by
expanding its fleet with a second Embraer
EMB-120 aircraft. This significant development aims to
enhance the carrier’s domestic operations, tapping into the growing
dem… read more
Namibia’s government has
taken a decisive step to strengthen its position as a
tourism-friendly and investment-ready
nation by expanding its Visa on Arrival
(VoA) programme to cover 36 additional countries and
territories. This move, ratified during the country’s 19th Cabinet
meeting on September 2, … read more
The revitalisation of the
Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA)
has taken a decisive step forward, following the announcement by Zambian
President Hakainde Hichilema that negotiations for a landmark
concession agreement have been successfully concluded. Under this new
arrangement, the China Civil Engineeri… read more
Congo Airways’ Prolonged Grounding Signals Major Shift in Central Africa’s Air Connectivity
Zambia’s Rail Ambitions: Modernisation Plans Set to Transform Regional Connectivity and Hospitality
Air Sénégal Expands Domestic Reach with Third L410NG Delivery, Paving Way for Regional Growth
South Africa Grants Visa-Free Entry to Lithuanian and Select EU Passport Holders
AIDA Cruises Returns to South Africa for 2027/28 with Expanded Itineraries and Early Booking Perks
Air Zimbabwe Faces Legal Battle Over DRC Stranding: Lessons for African Aviation Risk Management
Ituri Airlines Expands Regional Reach with Addition of First Fokker 50 Turboprop
Dakota Aviation Enhances DRC Domestic Reach with Second EMB120 from Kenya
Namibia Expands Visa on Arrival Scheme: 36 More Destinations Now Eligible, Digital Push Intensifies
Zambia and Tanzania Secure \$1.4 Billion Investment to Transform TAZARA and Regional Transport Links
