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Pilots want KQ cleanup ahead of nationalisation

Kenya airways planes on March 24, 2020 at Jomo Kenyatta international Airport, grounded following the outbreak of COVID-19. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard]

Kenya Airways (KQ) pilots have spoken of unfinished business even as the national carrier prepares to de-list from the Nairobi Securities Exchange and become a State corporation.

On Friday, a Bill that would pave the way for the nationalisation was tabled in the National Assembly, with the minority shares held by banks expected to be converted into long-term Treasury Bonds.

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