Network Airline Services has opened a new and larger office in Nairobi, relocating to the Kenya Airways Cargo Centre at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to support its expanding operations in East Africa. The move is aimed at accommodating a growing team and meeting rising demand for air cargo services in the region, while reinforcing the company’s strategic presence at the key cargo hub. Led by Managing Director Sarah Wangui, the Nairobi office complements the company’s wider regional network across Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and Tanzania. As part of the transition, the company also donated its old office furniture to a local school in Embakasi, reflecting a community-focused approach alongside its operational growth.
Authorities in Cameroon’s North West Region successfully completed a test flight at Bamenda Airport in preparation for Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming visit, confirming the readiness of key infrastructure including the runway, navigation systems, and ground handling operations. The exercise, led by Governor Adolphe Lele L’Afrique and Professor Fru Angwafo III, also assessed security coordination and logistical arrangements, while rehabilitation work on the main access…
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