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ODM wants Kenya Airways' former, current managers probed

Kenya Airways CEO Mbuvi Ngunze announcing financial results for the year ending March 2015, in which the company made a Sh25.7 billion loss. (Photo:Wilberforce Okwiri/Standard)

NAIROBI, KENYA: As you are all aware, our national carrier the Kenya Airways has run into serious turbulence. KQ declared a record Sh25.7 billion loss yesterday. And as you can see, we fear the worst may be yet to come for KQ. We do not want to contemplate the collapse of Kenya Airways. It must not happen.

At the same time, the auditor general has exposed massive a continuing tale of rot and mismanagement of public finances by the National Government. The Jubilee regime is unable to account for more than Ksh66 billion.

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