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Ethiopian Airlines launches flights to Garowe, Somalia

Ethiopian Airlines Group announced the launch of its flight to Garowe, Somalia, via Bossaso, Somalia effective 15 July 2019. The flight schedule to Garowe, Somalia is as per the below: FlightNumber FrequencyDepartureAirport Departure time ArrivalAirport ArrivalTime Sub Fleet ET 0368 Mon, Wed,Sat. ADD 11:30 BSA 13:35 ET DH8 ET 0368 Mon, Wed, Sat. BSA 14:35...

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Somaliland invites French investors to explore country’s aviation industry

Somaliland’s Managing director for Civil Aviation and Airports Authority Abdi Mohammed Rodol during a meeting with the French Commercial Attache Emmanuel Dragon at the France embassy in Nairobi said there are massive openings in aviation, which France can take advantage of. “Ours is a young Nation seeking to welcome investors in different fields. As the...

Ethiopia forecasts 9% growth, plans higher spending in 2019/2020
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Ethiopia forecasts 9% growth, plans higher spending in 2019/2020

ADDIS ABABA, June 11 (Reuters) – Ethiopia’s economy is projected to grow by 9% in 2019/2020, finance minister Ahmed Shide told lawmakers on Tuesday as he presented plans to raise spending. Ahmed proposed 386.9 billion birr ($13.48 billion) in government spending for 2019/2020, which if approved will be 12% higher than 2018/19’s 346.9 billion birr...

Ethiopian Air ‘moving forward’ with growth plans after Boeing 737 Max crash
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Ethiopian Air ‘moving forward’ with growth plans after Boeing 737 Max crash

Deena Kamel Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s champion carrier that suffered a fatal Boeing 737 Max crash in March, is ”moving forward” with its expansion following the disaster but will be the last operator to return the jet to service. The Addis Abbaba-based airline is optimistic it can ‘scale up’ its ambitious growth plans as the carrier’s...

Before Ethiopian Crash, Boeing Resisted Pilots’ Calls for Aggressive Steps on 737 Max
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Before Ethiopian Crash, Boeing Resisted Pilots’ Calls for Aggressive Steps on 737 Max

By David Gelles and Natalie Kitroeff Weeks after the first fatal crash of the 737 Max, pilots from American Airlines pressed Boeing executives to work urgently on a fix. In a closed-door meeting, they even argued that Boeing should push authorities to take an emergency measure that would likely result in the grounding of the...

Ethiopian Airlines CEO wants rigorous review of Boeing 737-MAX planes following fatal crash
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Ethiopian Airlines CEO wants rigorous review of Boeing 737-MAX planes following fatal crash

By Tom Costello, Two months after Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed, killing all 157 people on board, the CEO of the airline said his crews and passengers have lost confidence in the Boeing 737-MAX and he wants the company to conduct a more thorough review of the plane. In an exclusive interview with NBC News...

Voice of resilience: Kenyan radio builds herders’ trust in drought
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Voice of resilience: Kenyan radio builds herders’ trust in drought

ISIOLO, Kenya, (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – It only lasts about two and half minutes, but the brief message Asma Mohamed broadcasts on her daily radio show has become essential listening for more than half a million herders in northern Kenya. For the past five years, station manager Mohamed has been using her show on non-profit...

Turkish Airlines prioritizes expansion in Africa
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Turkish Airlines prioritizes expansion in Africa

Addis Getachew ISTANBUL–Africa remains the priority for Turkish Airlines, as the air carrier expands its horizons to all four corners of the world, a senior airline official told visiting journalists on Tuesday. Turkey’s flag carrier flies to 56 destinations in Africa, second only to Ethiopian Airlines and first in terms of cargo services, said Tuncay Eminoglu....

Kenya secures $2.23 billion from China for tech city, highway
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Kenya secures $2.23 billion from China for tech city, highway

NAIROBI (Reuters) – Kenya has secured 226 billion shillings ($2.23 billion) in funding from China to build a data center in a tech city currently under construction and a highway in Nairobi, the president’s office said on Friday. Kenya has turned to China over the past few years for funds, technology and equipment to develop...