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Minister commissions fresh handling facility at Entebbe airport

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has said that the government will continue protecting local manufacturers from unfair competition with their foreign counterparts. “Protection of local industries; that one must be done, and we need to start with other East African countries to promote the local industries by putting taxes on the imported final products and at

Trapped funds belonging to foreign airlines operating in Africa have maintained a steady rise with Nigeria topping the debtors’ list. | Pulse Nigeria

Seizing captives, dating back to Julius Caesar in ancient times, has been a cost-effective tactic in conflicts well into the 21st century. Amid the human dramas, it forces swaps, payouts, and policy shifts, evident again in Israel’s deal with Hamas.

Uganda reached a significant milestone with the commencement of a groundbreaking ceremony for a cutting-edge airside solar-powered perishable cargo handling center at Entebbe. Valued at $10 million (Shillings 37.8 billion), this transformative project is spearheaded by the Agriculture Business Initiative (aBi) and funded by the European Union and the Danish Royal Government through DANIDA. The

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), on Monday, said $1.68 billion belonging to foreign airlines are currently trapped in Africa.

  Remarks of Kamil Alawadhi Regional Vice-President Africa and Middle East International Air Transport Association...

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Hundreds of delegates from several African countries are in the country for the 55th annual African Airlines Association general assembly, which started today in Munyonyo. The delegates toured...