East Africa should look beyond Ubumwe’s wings

Without a doubt, the biggest story this past week was the reception of RwandAir’s Airbus A330-200, the first of its kind in the East African region and crucial addition to the RwandAir fleet of nine. The plane made a symbolic stop at Uganda’s Entebbe International Airport in the only East African country with no national airline to speak of. I guess it was a way of further luring the Ugandan market away from RwandAir’s main competitor Kenya Airways.
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Allan Brian Ssenyonga