Kenya: KAWU Raises Wilson Airport Security Concerns Ahead of Planned Aviation Strike
Nairobi — Kenya's aviation sector could face significant disruptions after the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) renewed its push for industrial action, raising fresh concerns over security at Wilson Airport and alleged labour rights violations at Kenya Airways (KQ). The union, which issued a seven-day strike notice on July 17 against the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA), Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA), Kenya Airways and Jambojet, says unresolved labour disputes and security concerns remain unaddressed. Speaking during a media briefing on Thursday, KAWU Secretary General Moses Ndiema accused KAA of delaying the implementation of government-directed security reforms at Wilson Airport despite recommendations by the National Aviation Security Committee.
- ▪Nairobi — Kenya's aviation sector could face significant disruptions after the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) renewed its push for industrial action, raising fresh concerns over security at Wilson Airport and alleged labour rights viol
- ▪The union, which issued a seven-day strike notice on July 17 against the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA), Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA), Kenya Airways and Jambojet, says unresolved labour disputes and security concerns remain unaddre
- ▪Speaking during a media briefing on Thursday, KAWU Secretary General Moses Ndiema accused KAA of delaying the implementation of government-directed security reforms at Wilson Airport despite recommendations by the National Aviation Security
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Nairobi — Kenya's aviation sector could face significant disruptions after the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) renewed its push for industrial action, raising fresh concerns over security at Wilson Airport and alleged labour rights violations at Kenya Airways (KQ). The union, which issued a seven-day strike notice on July 17 against the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA), Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA), Kenya Airways and Jambojet, says unresolved labour disputes and security concerns remain unaddressed. Speaking during a media briefing on Thursday, KAWU Secretary General Moses Ndiema accused KAA of delaying the implementation of government-directed security reforms at Wilson Airport despite recommendations by the National Aviation Security Committee. "The place is disorganized.
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