Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe

The second episode of Al Jazeera’s four-part investigative documentary has laid bare the porous Robert Mugabe International Airport and how security is intentionally compromised to facilitate the smuggling of valuable minerals and cash.…
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) has awarded a local company, Glowtrack Auctions, a tender to auction seven passenger aircraft, Nehanda Radio has established.
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A controversial Chinese firm, China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), that won a multi-million-dollar contract to fix Zimbabwe’s Air Traffic Control Communication Systems (ATCCS) seven months ago is yet to commence work.
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Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona has appointed nine more board members for five parastatals. Announcing the members appointed as chairpersons and board members of the Traffic Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ),…
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This publication, working in collaboration with Information for Development Trust (IDT) and ZimStar, a new online publication, recently revealed that private aircraft were sneaking in and out of Zimbabwean airports without detection due to…
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Unmonitored airstrips will be closed, while a new radar control system to monitor aircraft flying in the country’s airspace will soon be installed amid concerns some aeroplanes have become conduits to smuggle minerals.
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Zimbabwe officially opened its airports to international flights yesterday with five airlines already committing to resume service into the country.
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A replacement engine for Air Zimbabwe’s B767-200ER is on its way to Bangkok, Thailand and will be fitted by a team of engineers from the national airline under the watchful eye of Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) experts.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) has been unbundled into two entities, to avoid conflict of interest, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister, Joel Biggie Matiza announced yesterday.
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By Nigel Pfunde Travellers were left grounded Tuesday morning when all outbound flights were cancelled owing to a strike by air traffic controllers. Zim Morning Post understands that only Kenya Airways and Rwandair left the terminal…
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