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Dana Air Launches New Service ‘Pay with Dana Miles’

              Dana Air has introduced another customer –centric product called ‘Pay with Dana Miles,’’ as part of efforts to enhance its service delivery to its customers, especially the Dana Miles Members. With the ‘Pay with Dana Miles’ initiative, members of the airlines’ frequent flyer program can now use their miles as they

US laptop ban lifted on Kuwait Airways and Royal Jordanian

            Kuwait Airways and Royal Jordanian have become the latest Middle Eastern airlines to let passengers take laptops in the cabin on US-bound flights. Both carriers said they had worked with US officials to tighten security checks on flights from Kuwait and Jordan. The US imposed the ban in March on direct

Snow covers Kenya road

Motorists put their journey to a halt           A section of Rumuruti – Nyahururu road in Laikipia County was covered by snow, a sight Kenyans have become accustomed to watching on screens during winter in Europe. Motorists were witnessed putting their journey to a halt, just to have a closer look while

Over 35 migrants feared drowned off Libya coast

          Thirty-five migrants, including seven children, were feared drowned after their inflatable boat sank on Saturday off the Libyan coast, the coastguard said. Eighty-five migrants, including 18 women, were rescued with the help of fishermen who alerted the coastguard, said Issa al-Zarrouk, a coastguard official in Garabulli, 60 kilometres (40 miles) east

Ask Larry

Ask Larry email: [email protected], [email protected] _____________________________________________________________ Some friends and former colleagues have for some time inundated me with entreaties to take up a newspaper column and talk about logistics issues. Well, I didn’t think there are enough topical issues to talk about on Logistics. Logistics is not fashion, music, arts, sport or any

How To Protect Yourself From Rising Airport Luggage Theft

              With the summer travel season is in full swing, it’s time to consider an unglamorous irritant: luggage theft. Thanks to Osama Bin Ladin and other terrorist threats, resources from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to local police have been deployed to protect travelers in airports across the United States and the

Ogun auto crash kills baby, mother, eight others

Scene of the Abeokuta-Siun-Sagamu accident AN auto crash on Thursday morning claimed 10 lives along Abeokuta-Siun-Sagamu Expressway, leaving five others critically injured. The accident involved a white Mazda passenger bus travelling from Sango Ota end of Ogun State to Ijebu-Ode and a Mack truck at Ibara area, due to alleged reckless driving

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