UPDATE: KENYA AVIATION WORKERS END STRIKE THAT DISRUPTED FLIGHTS, OFFICIALS SAY. (PHOTO).

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 Kenya aviation workers end strike that disrupted flights, officials say Kenya's aviation ‌workers have called off a strike that disrupted flights at its main international and other airports, Transport Minister Davis Chirchir and aviation workers union head, Moss Ndiema, said on Tuesday. The strike, mostly ​by air traffic controllers on Sunday and Monday, disrupted several flights into and ​out of the main Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and delays spilt ⁠over to regional airports in East Africa and beyond. The union, the airport and civil ​aviation authorities, and low-cost airline Jambojet signed a return to work agreement to end the ​strike while negotiations on all outstanding issues continue, they said in joint statement.

THE MINISTER OF MARINE AND BLUE ECONOMY, 'ADEGBOYEGA OYETOLA' HAS DIRECTED NIWA TO ENFORCE STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH ITS WATERWAYS TRANSPORTATION CODE.(PHOTO).


 The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has directed the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) to enforce strict compliance with its Waterways Transportation Code.


He gave the directive while commiserating with the Kogi State government, families, and victims of the recent tragic boat accident in Kupa Ebbe Village, Kupa South Local Government Area.


Oyetola further instructed NIWA to prosecute violators of the safety code and emphasized the need for collective action. 


  • He called on boat operators, as well as traditional and community leaders, to ensure that residents avoid water travel between dusk and dawn, noting that government efforts alone are insufficient to prevent such tragedies.

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