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Why Africa should invest in airport infrastructure, by IATA

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has advised African governments to invest in airport infrastructure. Such investment, IATA said, would ensure improvement in air safety. IATA's Regional Vice President, Africa and the Middle East, Muhammad Ali Albakri, made this known in an interview with The Nation at the weekend in Lagos. Besides, focusing on airport

Train collides with wagon in London

A passenger train has collided with a wagon near London Waterloo, bringing further travel misery to commuters already affected by major improvement works. Pictures show the South West Trains service leaning against the wagon and resting at an angle on the tracks, as men in hi-vis uniforms stood close by. "Major disruption"

DANGOTE GROUP SIGNS MOU TO BOOST AGRICULTURE IN NIGERIA

As part of efforts to boost private sector’s investment in agriculture, Dangote Group, GrowAfrica and Nigeria Agribusiness Group (NABG) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This is expected to pave the way for more private companies’ participation in the development of the agricultural value chain in the country. This is

Uber to launch in-app messaging for drivers and riders

The ride-hailing giant unveils plans to add a feature that will allow drivers and riders to send messages to each other inside the app. Currently, drivers and riders connect by texts and phone calls.The in-app chat function will launch globally in the coming weeks. To contact drivers when they're on their

Economic Hardship Forces Dealers to Massively Discount New Trucks

Keep on Trucking - For Much Less! Unsold Inventory Crisis Leaves Dealers No Other Choice The smell of a new Truck. The awesome feeling of power driving down the highway. The latest accessories, technology, and comforts. Luxury upgrades. Free maintenance. Plus, the admiring looks as you cruise down the open road. The Pickup

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