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A lack of intra-African trade, and restrictive air transport agreements are among the biggest barriers to a successful logistics sector across the continent.

Dick Murianki, general manager of cargo for Kenya Airways, told The Loadstar on the sidelines of Air Cargo Africa that one of his biggest frustrations was the lack of regional trade, which accounted for just 4% of the carrier’s revenues.

“We send freighters within Africa, leaving Nairobi full, and they come back empty; we have to fill them with ...

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  • Rayhan Ahmed

    July 23, 2020 at 11:52 pm

    The B737 P2F freighters which have two are
    Leaving Nairobi and coming back empty
    But trading needs to go on and on . Is there
    Options to go further with these freighters
    Like Cairo , Turkey , saudia Arabia , Oman
    Etc
    If the freighters are coming back empty then
    It will pick up I advise kenya airways cargo … this
    Is a country I was born in and trading is
    Vital for it .