WorldStage Newsonline– The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has lauded the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr Festus Keyamo for suspending every activity related to the operationalisation of the Nigeria Air. The minister on Thursday, said all activities of Nigeria Air and Concession were suspended until he briefed President Bola Tinubu about them. “However, we remain confident that by suspending the Nigeria Air project to allow for a thorough review, the new aviation minister will put things right and help restore Nigeria’s image in the global aviation family. “AON continues to believe that it is not right to float a national carrier on the terms set out by the immediate past aviation minister. “This is because the process will undermine, even destroy, the aviation sector in Nigeria with Ethiopian Airlines waiting on the wings for total takeover.”he said.

By Chinelo ObogoAirline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has commended the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, for ordering the suspension of Nigeria Air, the national carrier project launched by the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari. The local airlines further alleged that the ATL issued to Nigeria Air did not pass through the normal security clearance. According to them, the Federal Government’s partnership with Ethiopian Airlines on the project would send domestic airlines out of business by opening up the domestic air travel market to Ethiopian Airlines. The statement by Keyamo on Thursday announcing the suspension of Nigeria Air was commended by AON and industry stakeholders. “However, we remain confident that by suspending the Nigeria Air project to allow for a thorough review, the Aviation Minister will put things right and help restore Nigeria’s image in the global aviation family.

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Following quickly on the success of India’s moon landing, the country’s space agency launched a rocket on Saturday to study the sun in its first solar mission. The rocket left a trail of smoke and fire as scientists clapped, a live broadcast on the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) website showed. While Russia had a more powerful rocket, India’s Chandrayaan-3 out-endured the Luna-25 to execute a textbook landing. Prime Minister Modi is pushing for India’s space missions to play a larger role on a world stage dominated by the United States and China. Satellites in low earth orbit are the main focus of global private players, which makes the Aditya-L1 mission a very important project,” he said.

"I've never really seen any place as beautiful as this and I just never went back to Texas," he explained. After a while he set up a tent on public property across from the Salvation Army's pallet village at their warehouse near 33rd Avenue and Peoria Street. It was the pallet village where things really changed. Once Jason was in the pallet village, he underwent the required meetings with caseworkers. Harrison believes the attitude of the staffers at the Salvation Army's village was key in helping people.

From cable car rides to a jaunt across the Golden Gate Bridge, the city offers a banquet for the senses. Visit the Palace of Fine Arts and go back in time while strolling in the most picturesque area of San Francisco. Tiffany A. Chen, MDAssistant Professor, Pediatric OphthalmologyUC San Francisco Stephanie P. Chen, MDAltos Eye PhysiciansAssistant Professor of Clinical OphthalmologyUC San FranciscoCataract, Cornea and External DiseaseWelcome to San Francisco, our quirky but beautiful home! Cross the Golden Gate Bridge and head to cute and friendly Sausalito and Tiburon. Climb Hawk Hill and explore the Marin Headlands for gorgeous views of Golden Gate Bridge and the city skyline.

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Debre Markos city ( file / public domain)By Staff ReporterADDIS ABABA – (BORKENA) – Debre-Markos Town has recently been bombarded with heavy weapons causing human and property losses including serious physical injuries, sources said. The recent shelling of Debre-Markos Town caused the death of many innocent citizens. Sources said that many towners were forced to flee their ancient Town, Debre-Markos. Eyewitnesses said that there was a great massacre in the North and Central part of Debre-Markos Town. Soldiers of the Defense Farce were seen taking cell phones, rings and necklaces during the search they were reportedly engaged in from door-to-door across Debre-Markos Town, sources said.

January 31, 2015 – ISIS releases a video that appears to show the decapitated body of a second Japanese hostage, Kenji Goto. May 21, 2015 – ISIS takes control of Palmyra, an ancient Syrian city that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. July 1, 2015 – ISIS launches simultaneous attacks on five Egyptian military checkpoints, reportedly killing 17 Egyptian soldiers and injuring 30 others. ISIS claims responsibility for the attack, but Bangladeshi officials say the attack was carried out by homegrown militants. April 9, 2017 – ISIS claims responsibility for two deadly bombings targeting Coptic Christian churches on Palm Sunday in Egypt.

The kingpin of the house where over 100 undocumented foreign nationals were arrested is believed to be a 39-year-old Ethiopian national who has refugee status in the country. This has been confirmed by Minister of Home Affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi who was at the home in Primrose, east of Johannesburg. Minister Motsoaledi says it seems the Ethiopian national has been hired to run the home. The four passports found at the premises had no visas or stamps at a port of entry to South Africa. Minister Motsoaledi says they believe this could be a child trafficking syndicate.

The Department of Home Affairs has confirmed that over 100 undocumented foreign nationals have been arrested and are currently at the Primrose Police Station in Gauteng. Minister of Home Affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi is at the police station where they are being detained. The Minister confirmed that they were apprehended at a home in the area. Many of them are minors, and the minister says some are as young as 10-years-old. Minister Motsoaledi says they believe this could be a child trafficking syndicate.

Addressing the Defence Force media, Field Marshal Birhanu Jula described the "extremist" groups operating in Ethiopia, particularly in the Amhara and Oromia regions, as no longer posing a significant threat. The Amhara region, home to a prominent local militia known as Fano, has been embroiled in a prolonged conflict with the Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF). Contrary to Field Marshal Birhanu Jula's claims, local media reports indicate escalating clashes in some areas this week. General Birhanu noted that the defense army is currently operating at only 10 percent of its capacity in the Amhara region. Claims by Fano that they captured three helicopters, tanks, and killed a military general were refuted as "false" by Field Marshal Birhanu Jula.

The national flag carrier of Kenya, Kenya Airways PLC has continued its positive recovery progress after the Skyteam carrier recorded its first operating profit in six years. Kenya Airways: Successful Half YearThe airline reported a growth in revenue of 75 billion Kenyan shillings recording a 56% increase compared to the same period in 2022. Kenya Airways also took precautions, such as spending control, lease rental renegotiations, and other cost-reduction actions. Banking on Future GrowthLike any other airline, Kenya Airlines looked at IATA’s May 2023 polling data, which kept them bullish and optimistic on route expansion. It all starts with a robust summer peak, particularly in July and August, where our load factors exceed last year’s.”Finally, Kenya Airways is rising from the dismay of mismanagement and cost overrun.

By NJ Ayuk – In this article the writer argues that delayed organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cuts mean opportunity for African members. Many of OPEC’s African member states had been struggling to produce enough crude to meet the targets set for them last year. Algeria and Gabon are the two African members among those volunteers. Algeria in the north is another high achiever, with production capacity that exceeds its 2024 OPEC target of 959,000 bpd. A united effort to awaken more investor interest in African oil should start now, as should cooperation among African members to present a more unified voice when the 36th OPEC meeting is held in November, 2023.

ADDIS ABABA – Gabon has been suspended from its African Union (AU) membership after a military ousted president President Ali Bongo from power on Wednesday. The decision was made by the AU Peace and Security Council after a meeting on Thursday afternoon. The army took over power in the West African nation after the results of a contested election declared President Bongo as the winner of a third term. The African Union Chair Moussa Faki Mahamat was quick to condemn the military’s move used “as a means out of the current post-electoral crisis”. Gabon is yet another former French colony in West Africa to experience a coup – following Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea and Niger.