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Hope rises as 21 African states sign pact
Twenty-one nations have signed the air liberation pact, an indication that a 20-year dream could come to fruition. WOLE SHADARE writes The figure is rising, signposting that the liberalisation of Africa’s sky could be a reality afterward. With 21 out of 54 African nations signing the solemn Declaration, the 20 years air pact, which had gathered dust and appeared jettisoned could actually revive air transport challenges in the continent. Protectionist measures There are many reasons…
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