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Busia Plance Crash: Inside KCAA's 14-judge, 11-year long meandering chase for Sh2.6b compensation

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The 5Y-EMJ executive jet crashed at Busia airstrip after failing to gain height. [File, Standard]

After losing the case before the High Court, the AG and KCAA moved to the Court of Appeal.

They raised 56 grounds, challenging Justice Roselyn Nambuye's verdict. In their appeal, they claimed, among other things, that she failed to find that African Commuter Services was required to confirm the condition of Busia Airstrip before its pilots flew the ill-fated airplane.

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