National carrier Kenya Airways has posted a Sh26.2billion after tax loss for the full year ending March 2016 compared to a Sh25.7 billion after tax loss. The deeper loss has complicated the airline’s turnaround plan, which was begun last year that involves the sale of several aircraft, a prime plo...
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