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Prime airport land open to grabbers as title deeds missing

Kenya Airports Authority managing director Jonny Andersen flanked by Finance general manager Alex Gitari (L), acting GM Projects and Engineering Fred Odamo (2R) and KAA secretary Katherine Kisila. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA

By  Edwin Mutai

Nation Media Group

Political Reporter

The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has no title deeds for five key international airports, exposing  prime land to the risk of invasion by private developers.

The Public Investments Committee (PIC) was shocked to learn that title deeds for Kisumu International Airport and Manda airstrip in the tourist town of Lamu are missing.
The committee heard that title deeds for Eldoret International and Wilson airports are in the hands of private lawyers.

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