Xukuumadda Kenya iyo shaqaalaha diyaaradaha ayaa heshiis ku gaarey in la joojiyo baaritaanka diyaaradaha
Shaqaalaha diyaaradaha Kenya ayaa maanta ku dhawaaqay inay joojiyeen baaritaanka diyaaradaha ee ka socday garoonka Jomo Kenyatta ee magaalada Nairobi iyo kuwa kale ee dalka, kadib markii la gaaray heshiis la xiriira xallinta khilaafka maalgashiga.
Heshiiska iyo dib-u-dhiska shaqada
Xukuumadda Kenya ayaa maanta la gaartay heshiis la xiriira xallinta khilaafka maalgashiga iyo arrimo kale ee ka dhashay baaritaanka diyaaradaha, iyadoo heshiiskaas uu ku xaqiijiyay in shaqaalaha ay dib u bilowdaan shaqadooda.
Moss Ndiema, hoggaamiyaha ururka shaqaalaha, ayaa sheegay inay joojiyeen baaritaanka diyaaradaha, isagoo codsaday in xubnaha la shaqeeyo si loo soo celiyo adeegyada diyaaradaha, iyadoo la sheegay in heshiiska uu ku xaqiijiyay in la xalliyo khilaafka maalgashiga iyo arrimo kale.
Saameynta baaritaanka diyaaradaha
Bilowgii baaritaanka diyaaradaha, boqolaal safarayaal ayaa ku xiran garoonka Jomo Kenyatta, iyadoo diyaaradaha Kenya Airways ay ku dhacday baaritaano badan, taasoo keentay in qaar ka mid ah diyaaradaha la joojiyo.
Safarayaal badan ayaa sheegay inay ku xiran yihiin garoonka, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah diyaaradaha ay ku dhacday baaritaano badan, taasoo keentay in qaar ka mid ah diyaaradaha la joojiyo, iyadoo safarayaal badan ay sheegeen inay ku xiran yihiin garoonka.
Saameynta dhaqaalaha iyo horumarka
Wasiirka Gaadiidka Kenya, Davis Chirchir, ayaa sheegay in baaritaanka diyaaradaha uu saameyn weyn ku yeeshay dhaqaalaha dalka, isagoo sheegay in la xalliyo khilaafka maalgashiga iyo arrimo kale.
Garoonka Jomo Kenyatta ayaa ah mid ka mid ah kuwa ugu badan ee adduunka, iyadoo sanadkii hore ay ku xiran yihiin boqolaal safarayaal, taasoo keentay in qaar ka mid ah diyaaradaha la joojiyo.
Kenya's aviation workers have ended a two-day strike that grounded flights at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and other airports across the country, after signing a deal with the government to resolve a pay dispute and restore services.
Union Calls Off Industrial Action
Moss Ndiema, head of the workers' union, announced at a Tuesday press conference that the strike was being called off and urged members to begin normalising operations. He said those on duty should start clearing flights immediately.
The union had taken industrial action because concerns over pay and working conditions remained unresolved, following a two-day dispute in February over collective bargaining and the use of volunteers at the airport.
Government and Airlines Respond
Transport Minister Davis Chirchir confirmed the government had agreed with the union on the way forward to address the grievances, though he noted the economic loss was huge, even without exact figures. Kenya Airways said passengers could reschedule flights without penalty.
The airline reported delays of more than six hours and was forced to cancel some departures, while flight tracking website Flightradar24 showed a host of delayed, cancelled or diverted flights across the country.
Passengers Stranded Amid Chaos
Hundreds of passengers were stranded at JKIA since Sunday, with some spending the night in and around the check-in areas. Mendel Goldman, travelling to a wedding in Florida, said he had waited 12 hours before his flight was cancelled.
William Obino, a 22-year-old traveller, told AFP that nothing was happening and updates were reaching them late, ruining their itinerary. JKIA handled about nine million passengers last year, making it one of the busiest hubs in the region.
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