The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) does not have official ownership documents of Sh10.7 billion worth property, plant and equipment it claims to possess, raising concerns of potential land grab and property theft at the agency.
The Auditor-General says of the Sh18.2 billion worth of assets the authority reported at the end of June 2023, it can only provide valid ownership papers for 41 percent of them, valued at Sh7.5 billion, and is still struggling to regain ownership of the rest.
