Category: Business Traveller
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Wings of Tragedy: A Dark Day at Muan International Airport
It was supposed to be an ordinary morning at Muan International Airport, a gateway to the serene southern landscapes of South Korea. But as the clock struck 9:03 AM, tranquility gave way to chaos. Jeju Air Flight 7C 2216, a trusted Boeing 737-800 en route from Bangkok, came barreling down the runway without its landing…
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Disaster Over the Caspian: Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Ends in Tragedy
The quiet holiday buzz at Aktau was shattered when residents spotted a fiery descent just beyond the horizon. What seemed like a fleeting comet was, in reality, Azerbaijan Airlines flight J2-8243—a routine journey turned nightmare. Onboard, 62 passengers and five crew members faced a harrowing ordeal as their Embraer 190 jet came crashing down, barely…
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From Cape Town to London: Deo Kato’s 8,230-Mile Walk to End Racism
Under the scorching African sun, Deo Kato—a Ugandan-British adventurer—tied his boots tightly and took his first step on a life-changing journey. With only his determination and a mission to inspire, he began walking from Cape Town, South Africa, to London, covering 8,230 miles over 518 grueling days. His journey was more than a feat of…
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Racing Into History: Rwanda’s Bold Bid to Bring Formula 1 Back to Africa
In the heart of Kigali, where the hum of innovation meets the rhythm of tradition, President Paul Kagame stood before an eager crowd and declared, “Our Formula 1 Grand Prix bid is progressing well.” His words carried the same energy as the roaring engines that may soon echo across Rwanda. For a nation known for…
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Lamine Yamal: A Global Sensation and Lessons for Uganda’s Athletes
In the bustling streets of Barcelona, a young boy once juggled a tattered football with dreams brighter than the Mediterranean sun. That boy, Lamine Yamal, now stands as the world’s most searched football player of 2024. His rise from obscurity to global acclaim is not just a story of talent but a testament to discipline,…
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From Dreams Abroad to Reality at Home: Why Ugandan Footballers Struggle to Stay Overseas
In March last year, Frank Ssebuufu made headlines when he joined New York Red Bulls II from Wakiso Giants, becoming a symbol of hope for Ugandan footballers seeking international success. But barely two years later, he is back home, joining the long list of players whose stints abroad end prematurely. While talent is not in…
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From Cyprus to Tanzania: Nalukenge Finds a New Nest with Young Africans
It all started with a dream and a pair of worn-out boots on the dusty fields of Kawempe. Juliet Nalukenge, the diminutive Ugandan forward with the heart of a lion, often spoke about conquering the world through football. From scoring her first goal as a teenager at Kawempe Muslim Secondary School to donning the Crested…
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From Overpacked to Prepared: A Traveler’s Guide to Seamless Journeys
As Sarah approached the check-in counter, she felt a wave of anxiety. Her suitcase bulged with last-minute items, and she couldn’t remember if she had packed her passport in the frenzy. Moments later, the attendant’s calm smile turned into a frown—her luggage was 5 kilograms over the limit. Frustrated and flustered, Sarah had no choice…
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Headline: Uganda Airlines Navigates Turbulence Amid Flight Disruptions
Entebbe, Uganda – Uganda Airlines is facing heightened scrutiny following significant disruptions to its flight schedules, leaving many passengers stranded and frustrated. Among those affected is celebrated musician Ziza Bafana, who recently criticized the airline after delays interfered with his international commitments. The situation has sparked broader conversations about the reliability of national carriers in…
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Uganda Airlines Bolsters Winter Operations with Leased Airbus
Uganda Airlines has announced a strategic move to enhance its operational efficiency by leasing an Airbus A320-200 from DAT, a Lithuanian airline based in Karmelava. The short-term wet lease, which includes pilots and cabin crew, aims to strengthen the airline’s schedule integrity during the winter season while part of its fleet undergoes periodic maintenance. The…