Why Adani Holdings is offering a Ksh.242 billion, 30-year plan for Kenya’s main airport, JKIA

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Why Adani Holdings is offering a Ksh.242 billion, 30-year plan for Kenya’s main airport, JKIA


Adani Holdings: What is the Indian firm offering a Ksh.242 billion, 30-year plan for Kenya’s main airport JKIA?

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  1. You just search Adani, and it's fraud everywhere they've been. Two cannot lie down together unless they agree. Rutos Government and Adani are in agreement and speak one language, that of theft, fraud, manipulation and corruption.

    Stop selling our National assets!!

  2. Actually After Adani took over Indian Airports the difference is quite stark. Their management of airports is much better than rest. I would not rely on someone like Hindenberg who themselves have no credibility.

  3. wherever adani go, George Soros ngo machinary follow , how can Americans digest a indian corporate do such deal except American.this can damage Kenyan economy . george soros vs adani is long battle , you people don't know or understand.
    all this activist, ngo comes with so beautiful narrative create hurdles in economics progress .

  4. We have soo many competent Kenyans who can run the airports in a professional way. Kenyans are heading Banks, international companies and many other successful businesses. KAA should be run like a private company and without political interference. At JKIA we only need to expand the current the Departure terminals of which alot of empty spaces are available between Terminal 1BC and Terminals 1CD. Then we build a proper Arrivals Terminal at the space where Terminal 1E and empty space next to it. The structure of the current buildings is very strong & can last another 50 years. No need for foreigners to take over our airport. Foreigners should just come as contractors to build and go. We run the airports ourselves.

  5. Just like Kenya Railway to Rift Valley Railway. Kenya can afford 242 billions and Kenyans are capable of managing their own assets. If there is public private partnership, let it be in manufacturing for export products and not in fixed assets. It is no and no that is how government officials indirectly steal national assets with their friends abroad.

  6. His Adani Group lost more than $110 billion US in market value as investors jumped ship, and the 60-year-old tycoon's personal fortune also plunged by roughly half, dropping him from his perch in the Top 3 of Forbes's list of billionaires.

  7. An airport is not suppossed to be owned privately and those demands adani is making makes no sense, that is to say that our kenyan airport our national treasure will be managed by people from another country that makes no sense

  8. Why doesn't the government put up a "National Investment Fund"? Where Kenyans can invest in their own infrastructure and earn from it for those 30 years. This should be a voluntary fund with good returns depending on period of time of the investment. When charging rates at the airport they go to paying the investors.

    Also we should use Kenyan construction companies to do the work. This way the money is retained in Kenya. And returns must be tax free.

  9. Another debt,
    If its your own house, your kids are hungry, ile shop ya jirani wanajudai 12k ya food na mboga. And daddy says we need to improve the car parking lot to our neighbors' level, so when visitors come it will smooth and comfortable for them.
    Kenya kwisha