A Kenya Airways plane reported missing on Saturday with 114 people aboard, was found on Sunday in southern Cameroon, the central African country’s state radio said.
The radio interrupted its programming to report the find, but made no mention of casualties or the state of the aircraft.
The plane was found near the village of Awanda, near the town of Mvengue, south-west of the capital Yaounde, the radio said.
The Kenya Airways 737-800 airliner, bound for Nairobi, went missing early on Saturday shortly after it took off from Douala in Cameroon.
Local officials could not be reached for immediate comment.
The head of cellphone giant MTN in Cameroon, Campbell Utton (51), was among those aboard the jet, Rapport said on Sunday.
Another of the seven South African aboard the flight was named as Charles January (36). – Sapa, Reuters