Goverment has announced that it is opening airports to start operating after a five month closure due to the Coronavirus scourge that hit the country in March.

The skies open up on 10 September 2020 for domestic flights while international flights will resume on 1 October 2020.

All people arriving will be required to have PCR test for Covid-19 that is negative from a reputable laboratory. This has to be within 48 hours of arrival.

As reported earlier this week, quarantine will no longer be required at port of entry if one has a test certificate.

All passengers will have to wear masks