A legal challenge has been filed in the High Court over the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) PLC's decision to use private companies for parking fee collection, bypassing the government's unified E-citizen payment system.

• The lawsuit argues that using a private firm, Automated Parking Services (APS) Limited, for parking fees at major airports like Moi and Kisumu International Airports contradicts President William Ruto's directive for government entities to use E-citizen.
• The petitioner, Brian Abeid, represented by lawyer Toy Onyango, claims the current arrangement makes it impossible to account for revenue collected through both APS and the government platform, undermining transparency.
• Abeid seeks a declaration that the original tender for APS was only for system installation, not for the commercial management and revenue collection currently being undertaken.