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Kenya Airports Authority Says Aug. 19 Strike Won’t Disrupt Operations
The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) said on Friday that it had contingency measures in place to prevent a strike by the country’s main aviation union that is set to begin on Aug. 19 from disrupting airport operations.
The union has said it thinks the Adani deal will lead to job losses and bring in non-Kenyan workers, and referred to it in a strike notice as the “intended sale” of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
Kenya’s government has said the airport is not for sale and that no decision had been made on whether to proceed with what it called a proposed public-private partnership to upgrade the East African travel hub.
“Discussions are ongoing between the Ministry of Roads and Transport, Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, KAA Management and Kenya Aviation Workers Union to reach an amicable agreement,” the airports authority said in a statement.
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