Kenyans have voiced their strong dissatisfaction with the extensive queues observed at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), particularly on the night of Monday, August 17. The public outcry highlights operational issues at the country's primary international gateway.

• The congestion, described as "unacceptable," involved lengthy immigration queues affecting various travelers, including tourists and families.
• Key entities involved include the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) and the Cabinet Secretary for Tourism, Rebecca Miano.
• Concerns are mounting over JKIA's capacity to handle increasing passenger numbers, with fears that travelers might opt for alternative airports.