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SANA'A, July 4 (Xinhua) -- A Yemeni official Saturday denied the reports about suspension of all Yemenia Air flights to Comoros following Tuesday's air crash of its Airbus A310 off the Comoran coast near the capital of Moroni. Mohamed Abdel Qadir, a senior civil aviation official, told Xinhua that Yemenia flights to Comoros will continue according to schedule. The company is only to suspend its flights to Marseilles after families of the air crash victims staged demonstrations in front of its headquarters in the French city. However, the official did not give a date for resuming flights to Marseilles. Yemenia flights to other French cities and European countries will continue, He added. Earlier reports said Yemenia Air suspended all flights to Comoros. The Airbus A310 of Yemenia Air, on the way from Yemeni capital of Sana'a... [read full story]
Nairobi — The country earned Sh6.05 billion in the month of October this year by exporting 27.1 million kilogrammes of tea, the industry regulator, Tea Board of Kenya, has said. The revelation comes a few days after the board...
Nairobi — The Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) has put wholesalers and retailers who fail to adhere to the certification marks on notice. Acting managing director, Joel Kioko said that standardisation marks are now a mandatory...
Nairobi — Owners of motorcycles have up to December 31 to switch to the new series of number plates. Registrar of Motor Vehicles Simeon Ole Kirgotty has said that although Kenya Revenue Authority replaces old plates with the...
Nairobi — Prime Minister Raila Odinga has continued his push for the conservation of water towers and asked politicians "to leave politics out of government activities." Addressing the Green and Competitive Electricity...
