Kenya National carrier Kenya airways sink into a Ksh 25.7 billion loss
Kenya airways posts a record Ksh 25.7 billion Loss
The Kenya National carrier Kenya airways has recorded a record 25.7 billion loss.
The national carrier proceeds to attribute the loss to competition from middle east carriers, high cost of operation and travel advisory slump on Kenya by the western nations.
The carrier has been on turbulent waters in recent times with share prices sinking and investor conference going down.
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