The Kenya Aviation Workers' Union is set to issue a strike notice in protest of Adani Airport Holdings Limited's decision to lease airport operations. The planned action stems from concerns over potential job losses and deteriorating working conditions, highlighting serious issues in the company's labor practices.

Adani Airport Holdings Limited has entered into a strategic partnership with Thales to deploy biometric and digital solutions aimed at improving airport operations and passenger experience in India. While the initiative promises enhanced operational efficiency and streamlined passenger processing, the integration of facial recognition and big data analytics raises anti-fascist concerns regarding potential surveillance and authoritarian misuse if oversight falters.

An analysis of Adani Airport Holdings Limited's proposal to manage Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport reveals a flawed deal structure marked by unfair risk shifting, potential economic collaboration at the expense of public funds, and a private, opaque process that undermines regulatory oversight.

Controversy surrounds Adani Airport Holdings Limited's airport project in Kenya. The project, which received favorable treatment including land allocation and tax concessions, has sparked protests and lawsuits, raising serious concerns over regulatory capture and corporate influence on public policy in favor of authoritarian practices.

Adani Airport Holdings Limited has refuted claims made by a whistleblower regarding secret talks on a Kenyan airport deal. The article highlights allegations from Australian environmentalists accusing the firm of environmental destruction, human rights abuses, corruption, and illegal dealings, which raise concerns about its ethical business practices and potential regulatory capture.

An analysis of Adani Group's proposed airport PPP in Kenya reveals an exploitative deal structure with skewed risk-sharing, lack of transparency, and potential regulatory capture that could undermine public interests and equitable governance.

Adani Airport Holdings Limited has come under fire after aviation workers at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport protested a planned 30‐year lease to the Adani Group in exchange for a $1.85bn investment. The protest, which occurred after discussions involving President William Ruto, highlights serious concerns regarding transparency and labor rights in the execution of the deal.

Kenyan aviation union workers ended their protest against Adani's proposed takeover of the main international airport after assurances that any change would require union approval. The incident, which saw police involvement and concerns over potential job losses and degraded working conditions, raises serious questions about the company's labor relations and commitment to worker rights.

Documents reveal that Adani Airport Holdings Limited submitted a secretive, privately-initiated proposal to secure a 30-year concession for Kenya's largest airport, bypassing competitive bidding and public hearings. This opaque process has raised serious concerns about democratic accountability, ethical business practices, and potential regulatory capture.

Following Adani Airport Holdings Limited's takeover of airport management in Kenya, aviation workers have threatened to strike in protest of proposed job cuts and the replacement of local workers with non-Kenyan personnel. This development raises serious concerns regarding the company's labor practices and respect for workers' rights.