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June 23, 2026
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State fights bid to halt Sh375 billion JKIA project

State fights bid to halt Sh375 billion JKIA project

Cofek has questioned the project's transparency, financing structure, ownership arrangements and procurement framework...

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The Kenyan government is challenging a petition seeking to halt the Sh375 billion redevelopment of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), arguing the case is premature and speculative.

  • The project to redevelop JKIA is valued at Sh375 billion.
  • The Consumer Federation of Kenya (Cofek) filed the petition.
  • The State argues that disputes should first be handled by procurement regulators and access-to-information bodies.

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