Ch Aviation iconCh AviationAug 19, 2026

Gov't sets late-4Q26 target for Kenya Airways investor deal

Kenya aims to finalise a strategic partnership for Kenya Airways (KQ, Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta) by December 2026 as part of efforts to recapitalise the flag carrier and reduce its dependence on government support, the National Treasury has told the country's parliament. In a response to the Public Accounts Committee, the Treasury said Kenya Airways and the government, its majority shareholder, were actively seeking to raise capital through a strategic investor to stabilise the airline, support growth, and drive its turnaround strategy....

Gov't sets late-4Q26 target for Kenya Airways investor deal

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Kenya aims to finalise a strategic partnership for Kenya Airways (KQ, Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta) by December 2026 as part of efforts to recapitalise the flag carrier and reduce its dependence on government...

In a response to the Public Accounts Committee, the Treasury said Kenya Airways and the government, its majority shareholder, were actively seeking to raise capital through a strategic investor to stabilise...

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Kenya aims to finalise a strategic partnership for Kenya Airways (KQ, Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta) by December 2026 as part of efforts to recapitalise the flag carrier and reduce its dependence on government support, the National Treasury has told the country's parliament. In a response to the Public Accounts Committee, the Treasury said Kenya Airways and the government, its majority shareholder, were actively seeking to raise capital through a strategic investor to stabilise the airline, support growth, and drive its turnaround strategy....

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Kenya aims to finalise a strategic partnership for Kenya Airways (KQ, Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta) by December 2026 as part of efforts to recapitalise the flag carrier and reduce its dependence on government support, the National Treasury has told the country's parliament. In a response to the Public Accounts Committee, the Treasury said Kenya Airways and the government, its majority shareholder, were actively seeking to raise capital through a strategic investor to stabilise the airline, support growth, and drive its turnaround strategy....

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