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US bans flights over western Libya as battle for Tripoli intensifies

April 7

The United States Federal Aviation Administration FAA, has banned operators of US registered aircraft from operating […]

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Djibouti slapped with $385m bill for breach of port contract

April 5

April 5—Authorities in Djibouti have been put in a tight and expensive spot after an arbitration […]

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Egypt Air announces Kigali service as Rwandair spreads wings to Kinshasa

April 4

North Afric​an carrier Egypt Air will start a twice weekly service to Kigali starting April 27, […]

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Airbus floors Boeing in subsidies row

March 29

Airbus and the European Union have secured a landmark ruling against Boeing and the United States […]

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Tanzania contracts American firm for passport extras

March 26

March 26—The Tanzanian government has signed another contract with HID Global, an identity products specialist, to […]

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African tourism rakes in $58bn as Cape Town marketing fete looms

March 26

March 26—Tourists spent $58.5 billion in Africa last year. Africa is expected to attract 81.3 million […]

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US renews caution against taking on Chinese debt

March 21

March 21—John J. Sullivan, the United States Deputy Secretary of State, was in Angola. Sullivan was […]

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Business, Energy, Foreign News, Hydrocarbons, Policy

South Sudan wants competitive bidding to raise oil revenues

March 21

March 21—-South Sudan wants to sell its crude via a competitive and transparent tender process for […]

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Despite a tragic start, the 737Max is an indispensable partner in the quest for sustainable aviation

March 18

Michael Wakabi The global grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max fleet by US regulators last week once […]

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Airbus rebuilds lost backlog with Lufthansa A350 order

March 14

A Lufthansa Group order for 20 additional A350-900’s has helped Airbus partially recover the backlog it […]

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