Zimbabwean firm joins JKIA expansion deal

A Sh375 billion project to expand Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has drawn attention following the involvement of a Zimbabwean company. The firm, linked to businessman Wicknell Chivayos, is part of a consortium led by a Chinese entity. The deal has raised questions about the selection process and transparency. Local media have highlighted concerns over the lack of public scrutiny. The project aims to enhance the airport's capacity and infrastructure. Critics argue that more details should be made available to the public. The involvement of foreign firms in major national projects often triggers debate. The outcome of this deal could influence future infrastructure investments in the region.

The deal highlights the growing role of foreign entities in Kenya's infrastructure development and raises questions about transparency and accountability.