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Five Criminal Probes Target Mozambique's LAM as Restructuring Pressures Mount
The troubled restructuring of Mozambique's national carrier has taken a dramatic turn. The country's anti-corruption authorities have opened five separate criminal investigations into Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique, widely known as LAM, focusing on allegations of financ… read more
Mozambique Government Denies Plans to Rename National Carrier LAM
The Mozambican government has moved swiftly to dismiss reports suggesting that the country's flag carrier, LAM-Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique, is set to be rebranded as Air Moçambique. The official denial comes at a sensitive time for the airline, which is in the midst of a significant … read more
Mozambique Rolls Out Digital Entry Platform That Covers 183 Countries
A quiet revolution is underway at Mozambique's borders. On 11 February 2026, the country officially switched on a completely redesigned online portal for managing visitor entry, replacing the old system entirely. Powered by VFS Global, the cloud-based platform now processes both … read more
Malawi's Khama Airlines Moves Closer to Domestic Flight Launch With Certification Push
A fresh chapter in Malawian aviation is taking shape. Khama Airlines, a privately owned start-up based in Lilongwe, has officially begun the certification process with the Malawi Civil Aviation Authority, bringing it one step closer to launching scheduled domestic se… read more
Mozambique Turns to Ethiopian Airlines Know-How to Breathe New Life Into LAM
A significant development is taking shape in Southern African aviation. Mozambique's government has entered into discussions with Ethiopian Airlines, the continent's largest and most successful carrier, to support the long-running effort to restructure and modernise the national airline, Linh… read more
Fastjet Mozambique Eyes Return to the Skies With Domestic Flights From Beira
A familiar name in African aviation is preparing to make a comeback. Fastjet Mozambique is gearing up to restart domestic flight operations from Beira, with the relaunch expected during the second half of 2026. The move is being driven by Solenta Aviation, the South … read more
Cape Town Airport Begins Massive Overhaul Worth Billions of Rand
Southern Africa's most popular leisure gateway is about to undergo its biggest transformation in decades. Cape Town International Airport is preparing for an extensive renovation programme that will reshape the facility from the ground up, with construction activities set to commence in March 2026 an… read more
Southern Europe Surge: High-Yield Charters and Luxury Drive New Growth
The landscape of inbound tourism to Africa is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a strategic pivot toward Southern European source markets. Recent industry engagements have highlighted that Portugal, France, and Italy are no longer secondary options but are rapidly evolving into critical growth engine… read more
Airlink’s Johannesburg–Nacala Route Marks a Major Boost for Regional Connectivity and Trade
Congratulations to Airlink on the successful inauguration of its new direct flight service between Johannesburg and Nacala, Mozambique. This development represents a significant milestone for the Nacala Corridor, enhancing connectivity and fostering economic growth across Southern Africa.
Nacala, Mozambiqu… read more
Ghana and Zambia Unveil Historic Visa-Free Travel Pact to Boost Continental Connectivity
In a landmark development set to reshape regional mobility and economic collaboration, Ghana and Zambia have agreed on a visa-free travel arrangement that allows citizens from both countries to cross borders without the need for visas. This unprecedented move, announced during Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama’s… read more
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