The Morning Call
The recent announcement that Air Botswana will be privatized has relaunched the debate on the viability of state owned airline companies in Africa.
In today’s business segment Stephane Kugne talks with economist Cheikh Tidiane Diagne on the managerial problems faced by most state owned airline companies in the continent.
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