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KQ The Crime Scene: Why Raila Odinga Is Silent On JKIA Takeover

By Jospeh Opiyo || Wednesday, 6th March, 2019 Having been active in the Business Desk of major Newspapers from the 1990s till my retirement in 2007 I can give some insights into Kenya Airways. My take is this: Kenya Airways is a Crime Scene. It is basically a Criminal Enterprise operating on borrowed time, and contro

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By Jospeh Opiyo || Wednesday, 6th March, 2019 Having been active in the Business Desk of major Newspapers from the 1990s till my retirement in 2007 I can give some insights into Kenya Airways. My take is this: Kenya Airways is a Crime Scene. It is basically a Criminal Enterprise operating on borrowed time, and controlled by shadowy figures and creditors. Kenya Airways was doing well, and in the year 2000 it was was effectively competing with Ethiopian Airlines. Then the idea of making quick bucks hit the guys running it. Extremely powerful people in power decided to create offshore shadowy companies to do business with KQ. They set up an ambitious expansionist program called 'Project Mawingu'. The same brains behind the ambitious...

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