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Raila Odinga criticizes the cancellation of a major $2 billion infrastructure deal with Adani for JKIA's expansion, highlighting political interference.

Raila Odinga on Canceled JKIA Deal of Adani

Raila Odinga laments the lost opportunity for Nairobi's economic growth due to the canceled Adani deal for JKIA, stressing political interference issues.

Odinga on Canceled JKIA and Adani Deal

Raila Odinga expresses regret over the canceled $2 billion Adani deal for JKIA expansion, citing political interference.

Kenya's former prime minister Raila Odinga has said that he was disappointed when the Adani deal to expand and manage the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) collapsed, according to a media report on Friday.
Odinga, while speaking on the second day of the National Executive Retreat in Karen in Nairobi, also said that the deal was politicised, resulting in its cancellation, The Star newspaper reported.
"I was very disappointed when we were not able to move on with the airport contract that was very unfortunate,&rdquo; he was quoted as saying by the newspaper.
The leader of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) said should the deal have proceeded, it would have elevated Nairobi into a regional economic hub.
He said that the first expansion contract for JKIA was awarded during his tenure as the Prime Minister but was later on cancelled after the grand coalition government left office.
&ldquo;We had awarded the Greenfield airport contract before we left government with Mwai Kibaki in 2012. That contract was cancelled, then it was given to the same contractor but then again cancelled because of disagreements. When we got to Adani, they (the political rivals) brought politics and the contract was cancelled," he said.
&ldquo;If that is not done, Nairobi will just become dormant. Look at Addis Ababa, they are going and now putting up a new big airport and it's going to be the hub around,&rdquo; he added.
Under the proposed airport deal worth nearly USD 2 billion, the conglomerate was to add a second runway at JKIA and upgrade the passenger terminal. It was also to operate it on a 30-year lease.
Odinga said if the airport construction is done, it has the potential to become Africa&rsquo;s top airline.

Two people died in protests last week but there were no immediate reports of any fresh casualties Tuesday.

Kenya on boil over new tax proposals, part of parliament building set afire 

Two people died in protests last week but there were no immediate reports of any fresh casualties Tuesday.

Thousands of Kenyan anti-tax protesters have entered parliament, and part of the building is on fire.
Legislators are evacuating.
Police earlier Tuesday fired live ammunition at the protesters in the capital, Nairobi, as thousands continued to rally and demand that legislators vote against new taxes proposed in a controversial finance bill.
Two people died in protests last week but there were no immediate reports of any fresh casualties Tuesday.
Medics set up emergency response temporary shelters in different cities with supplies donated by Kenyans.
The third round of protests took place as lawmakers vote on the finance bill that would introduce new taxes, including an eco-levy that would raise the price of goods like sanitary towels and diapers. A proposal to tax bread was removed after public outcry but demonstrators are still calling on Parliament not to pass the bill.
The Kenya Human Rights Commission on Tuesday shared a video of officers shooting at protesters and said they would be held to account.
The commission wrote on X addressing President William Ruto: "The world is watching your descent into tyranny! Your regime's actions is an assault on democracy. All those involved in the shooting &ndash; actively or passively &ndash; must be held to account.&rdquo; The Kenya Law Society President Faith Odhiambo on Tuesday said 50 Kenyans, including her personal assistant, had been &ldquo;abducted&rdquo; by people believed to be police officers. She said there were instances of extrajudicial killings, police abductions, torture and people kept incommunicado for several days.
Some of those missing included those who were vocal in the ongoing demonstrations and were taken away from their homes, workplaces and public spaces in the run-up to the Tuesday protests, according to civil society groups.
Police officials did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
Parliament Speaker Moses Wetangula on Tuesday directed the inspector general of police to provide information on the whereabouts of those the opposition said were abducted by police.
Ruto on Sunday said he was proud of the young people who had come out to exercise their democratic duty and said he would engage the youth on their concerns. Ruto was currently outside the capital attending an African Union retreat.&nbsp;

The Nairobi branch of the law society of Kenya announced in a tweet announced that Mwenda was neither an advocate of Kenya HC .&nbsp;

Fake lawyer who won 26 court cases held by Kenyan Police

The Nairobi branch of the law society of Kenya announced in a tweet announced that Mwenda was neither an advocate of Kenya HC .&nbsp;

Kenyan Police have arrested Brian Mwenda, an imposter, who posed as a seasoned lawyer and even 'won' an astonishing 26 court cases.
The Nigerian Tribune reported that Mwenda handled cases before Magistrates, High Court judges and Court of Appeal judges.
The conman was such, that not a single person raised suspicion suspicion about his credentials.
However, the fa&ccedil;ade crumbled after Nairobi Branch of the Law Society of Kenya's Rapid Action force arrested him over multiple complaints against him.&nbsp;
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