Kenya Airways goes after corrupt staff

The dreamliner taxies into the Jomo Kenyatta International Airpport

Some current and former Kenya Airways employees who contributed to the financial mess at the airline will soon find themselves behind bars. The airline yesterday announced it had started to implement preliminary findings of forensic investigations by audit firm Deloitte.

Based on the findings, KQ said it had since started disciplinary proceedings against staff found culpable. “These actions include the suspension of staff members in order to facilitate the successful completion of the forensic investigations,” said the airline in a statement to newsrooms yesterday.