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The Kenya Aviation Workers union has called off its strike that started today paralyzing transport at airports across the country. Speaking after a day-long meeting that included the ministry of transport, Jomo Kenyatta airport management, and COTU Together with the workers union, KAWU announced an end to the strike while still maintaining that they do not support the Adani takeover deal. The move will see the resumption of normalcy in the aviation industry
‘Endeni nyumbani, muoge, murudi kazi’ – airport workers told after strike is called off
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