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Uganda
Airlines has taken another confident stride in its continental growth
journey with the unveiling of scheduled direct flights to
Accra in Ghana and Kigali in Rwanda. The
announcement, made in Kampala, signals a fresh chapter for the national
carrier as it works to unlock new opportunities in travel, trade … read more
In
a decisive move that reinforces its ambition to become a genuine
pan-African connector, Uganda Airlines has
officially announced the addition of two strategic destinations to its
growing network. The national carrier will begin serving
Accra, Ghana with four weekly flights from 27 October
2026, fo… read more
A notable shift in the
Central African aviation landscape is unfolding as
Camair-Co, Cameroon's state-owned flag
carrier, adjusts its operational strategy in response to persistent
fleet challenges. The airline has replaced its 90-seat CRJ900, which it
had been operating under a wet-lease agreement with South African
… read more
A
fresh chapter is unfolding in East Africa's transport story, with two
of the region's biggest economies advancing their Standard
Gauge Railway (SGR) ambitions along separate but
competing paths. Kenya is pushing its modern rail line westward from
Naivasha towards Kisumu and the Malaba border with Uganda, while
Tanz… read more
A
fascinating pattern is emerging in the skies between Africa and the
United Kingdom, and it raises pressing questions for the continent's
aviation and tourism industries. With Air
Zimbabwe officially returning to London
Gatwick (LGW) from 22 July 2026 after a 14-year absence,
the airport's roster of… read more
Tanzania
has laid down an ambitious marker for its tourism future, with the
government calling on private-sector partners and industry players to
help attract eight million international visitors by
2030. The call, made in Dodoma, forms a central pillar of
the country's long-term economic transformation strategy and co… read more
Nigeria's
aviation sector has received another significant boost, with the
Federal Government approving a landmark ₦46
billion for the full rehabilitation of both the primary
and secondary runways at the Mallam Aminu Kano
International Airport. The announcement signals a strong
commitment to modernis… read more
A significant new bridge is
being built between Africa and the Indian Ocean. The
Maldives and
Ethiopia have officially signed a bilateral
air services agreement that establishes
the regulatory framework for scheduled passenger and cargo services
between the two countries, opening the… read more
East
African aviation has taken another confident step forward as
Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL)
officially launches direct flights between Tanzania and Oman,
establishing the first non-stop air link between the two countries. The
inaugural service touched down at Muscat International
Airport on… read more
Morocco has once again
reaffirmed its position as one of Africa's fastest-growing aviation
markets, with its airports handling an impressive 18.83
million passengers during the first half of 2026, an 8.83
percent increase compared to the same period a year earlier. The latest
figures, released by the country's National… read more
Uganda Airlines Opens New Skies to Accra and Kigali in Bold African Network Push
Camair-Co Scales Down Capacity as CRJ900 Makes Way for Smaller 50-Seat CRJ200 from CemAir
East Africa's Rail Race Heats Up as Kenya and Tanzania Push Rival Freight Corridors Inland
Why African Airlines Keep Crowding London Gatwick While Bigger UK Markets Stay Untapped
Tanzania Sets Bold 8 Million Tourist Target by 2030, Rallies Industry for Vision 2050 Push
Nigeria Commits ₦46 Billion to Overhaul Runways at Kano's Mallam Aminu International Airport
Maldives and Ethiopia Sign Air Services Deal Opening Door to Direct Ethiopian Airlines Flights
Air Tanzania Launches Historic Direct Dar es Salaam–Muscat Route in Bold Gulf Expansion Push
Morocco's Airports Soar Past 18.8 Million Passengers in H1 2026, Signalling Continental Momentum
