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The mighty Victoria Falls, aka “Mosi oa Tunya – The Smoke That Thunders,” is just one of the many attractions which are being featured prominently at ZATEX 2016, short for Zambia Tourism Expo. The mighty Victoria Falls, aka “Mosi oa Tunya – The Smoke That Thunders,” is just one of the many attractions which are being featured prominently at ZATEX 2016, short for Zambia Tourism Expo. The second edition of the event went underway yesterday in the capital city of Lusaka. The venue is ...

Namibia has issued revised entry regulations for international visitors travelling to the country.

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File SAA Technical has made a net loss of R1 billion over the past six years and is in the process of restructuring. Its interim CEO paints the dire financial situation and reasons for it in a recent notice to employees. SAAT is supposed to get about R1.6 billion from a special allocation of SAA money, which means most of it will likely go towards debt. Over the past six years, maintenance repair service provider SAA Technical (SAAT) has made a cumulative net loss of about R1 billion.  Employe...

Vic Falls, Bots flights launched Leonard Ncube-Victoria Falls Reporter TRAVELLERS can now enjoy day trips between Chobe in Botswana and Victoria Falls after Mack Air successfully landed in Victoria Falls on Saturday, marking the start of scheduled flights between the two destinations. Mack Air becomes the first airline to offer international scheduled flights between Victoria Falls and Kasane and is expected to provide seamless and scenic experience to tourists around the Kavango–Zambezi Tran...

29 April 2021 | Transport OGONE TLHAGE WINDHOEK Public enterprises minister Leon Jooste has given his assurance that government will not be sued over the cancellation of a lease for two Airbus A330 aircraft that had formed part of Air Namibia’s fleet. Government had agreed to a guarantee worth N$2.5 billion to secure the two aircraft. The aircraft never belonged to the national airline and with its liquidation, government is now attending to discussions over the state in which the aircraft wi...

2021-04-21 14:31:01 GMT2021-04-21 22:31:01(Beijing Time) Xinhua English WINDHOEK, April 21 (Xinhua) -- Namibian private airline FlyWestair on Wednesday announced one additional scheduled flight per week between Windhoeks Eros Airport and Ondangwas Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo Airport starting April 28. This will connect the north of Namibia to the capital of Windhoek and beyond with a flight every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, the airline said in a statement. In addition, Fl...

iAfrica 8 hours ago 1 min read Share with your network! Africa’s airlines have registered low passenger volumes since the onset of the COVID pandemic. The aviation industry’s progress in connecting the continent over the past decade is now at stake. Many prominent carriers like Kenya Airways have trimmed business trips across the continent down to an absolute minimum. Popular destinations...

African Airlines Are Finding Ways to Restart Travel Amid Slow Vaccine Rollouts Mazuba Kapambwe © Getty Vaccine rollouts are well underway, with some countries already nearing benchmarks for so-called herd immunity and starting to reopen to travelers. Other regions of the world, however, have seen a more sluggish inoculation effort. But in those areas, travel providers such as airlines are coming up with other solutions to safely restart travel. Across Africa, for instance, air...

AXIS: Bank of Namibia governor Johannes !Gawaxab. NEW ROLE: Outgoing Standard Bank CEO Vetumbuavi Mungunda. TRADER: Businessman Martin Shipanga. PHOTOS: Nampa, Contributed. CHIEF: The CEO of the newly established Namibia Investment Promotion and Investment Board, Nangula Uaandja. OGONE TLHAGE WINDHOEK Several of the individuals who served on the High-Level Panel on the Namibian Economy (HLPNE) have been landed cushy government jobs since playing advisor to government. This has sparked questions...