Adani's JKIA deal—a risky venture for Kenya?

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Introduction

The Adani-JKIA deal emerges as a transformative proposal with Adani Enterprises, a prominent Indian conglomerate, set to take the reins of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi for the next three decades. With a staggering investment of approximately KSh 238 billion, this agreement marks one of the …

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