Kenya’s Transport Ministry is expected to brief Parliament about the crisis rocking national flag carrier Kenya Airways, which last week announced a record pre-tax loss of 29.7 billion shillings (about 293 million US dollars).
The ministry’s Principal Secretary for Infrastructure, John Mosonik, said in Nairobi Tuesday that the ministry was also concerned about the poor performance by the national carrier and would give a comprehensive report to the house on Thursday.
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