Fri, Jan 22, 2010
Sub-Saharan Africans will soon be able to connect to the Internet during domestic and long-haul flights.
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by SAPA
Sun, Feb 14, 2010
The owners of OR Tambo International Airport are investigating the theft of a woman's bag as she checked in, and a later theft from her bank account using her stolen bank cards, a company spokesman said yesterday.
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by Special correspondent
Sun, Feb 14, 2010
A secret airstrip is being built in the Chiadzwa diamond fields in Marange, Zimbabwe, which observers believe will be used to deliver weapons in exchange for diamonds mined at the controversial fields, Britain’s Telegraph newspaper reported.
(Picture courtesy of the Daily Telegraph)
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by www.eturbonews.com
Fri, Jan 22, 2010
The Ugandan Civil Aviation Authority, which also managed the Entebbe International Airport, has recently followed the trend of other airports in Europe and the US and added a strengthened security mechanism aimed to prevent incidents similar to the ones over Christmas, when an alleged terrorist flew from Ghana via Lagos and Amsterdam into the United States and attempted to blow up the flight over Detroit
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by Defence web
Fri, Jan 22, 2010
An information technology systems failure at OR Tambo International Airport yesterday kept some passengers waiting to fly on South African Airways and its rival, British Airways (BA), in queues for up to 45 minutes longer than usual.
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Sun, Jan 24, 2010
ALGIERS - The U.S. list of risk countries including Algeria is expected to undergo "some changes", said Sunday in Algiers the deputy assistant secretary in charge of American affairs in the Middle East at the State Department, Janet Sanderson.
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Fri, Jan 22, 2010
ABUJA — Nigeria plans to deploy air marshals on all flights to the United States after the foiled attack on a US jetliner by a Nigerian man, the aviation minister said.
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Fri, Jan 22, 2010
It was two years back when an official working in U.S. Department of Homeland Security reported about the fleet of rogue aircrafts flying over the Atlantic. The aircrafts were suspected to be used for criminal and terrorist activities.
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Fri, Jan 22, 2010
Using tried and true methods of investigation, the US Drug Enforcement Administration has uncovered the first indications of a significant drug-terror nexus between Latin America and West Africa, Samuel Logan writes for ISN Security Watch.
By Samuel Logan for ISN Security Watch
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