By Rodrigue Fénelon Massala, senior reporter When an African state today wishes to create or relaunch a national airline, one name almost systematically comes up at the table: Ethiopian Airlines. The continent’s leading carrier no longer just transports passengers; it now exports an industrial model. In Togo with ASKY Airlines, in Malawi with Malawi Airlines,…...
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Rodrigue Fénélon Massala
Rodrigue Fenelon Massala is a Senior Reporter at Financial Afrik. He holds a degree in Diplomacy from ENAM in Ouagadougou, a Master’s degree in Media Management and Communication from the École Supérieure de Journalisme (ESJ) in Lille, as well as a Master’s in Law, Economics, and Management with a specialization in Management from the University of Lille. Rodrigue Fenelon Massala is a pan-Africanist with a deep passion for culture, international geopolitics, contemporary history, and African finance.
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