Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) employees will have to renegotiate their contracts, with a possibility of job losses to some, should India’s Adani Airport Holdings win its bid to run Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) for 30 years.
Adani’s proposed key concession terms to KAA, in which it intends to spend $1.85 billion (Sh246 billion) in upgrading and expanding JKIA, shows the firm would only absorb a portion of KAA's current workforce.
