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June 20, 2025

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Raila Odinga 'very disappointed' by collapse of Adani deal

Raila Odinga says he’s ‘very disappointed’ by cancellation of controversial Adani-JKIA deal, argues Kenya’s aviation industry risks falling behind regional competitors...

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Raila Odinga has expressed his disappointment over the cancellation of the Adani Group airport deal, labeling it "unfortunate" and warning of its negative impact on Kenya's aviation sector.

The Sh240 billion lease deal to Adani was suspended by President William Ruto amid public outcry.
Raila Odinga, leader of ODM, emphasized the risks posed by losing competitiveness to regional neighbors like Ethiopia and Rwanda.
Odinga highlighted the historical context of repeated cancellations of critical aviation projects, undermining Jomo Kenyatta International Airport’s potential.

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Kabando wa Kabando criticizes Ruto's administration as 'irredeemably corrupt.' Opposition leader Raila Odinga expresses disappointment over the collapse of the Adani deal.

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