The family of a Kenya Airways employee detained in DR Congo is appealing for her release. Lydia Olando Maloba, a Kenya Airways Station Manager based in Kinshasa is being held at a military camp....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Maloba’s family has asked the government to assist them get freedom. Lydia’s husband has been in Kinshasa for the last 13 days trying to secure her release.
On April 29, KQ announced the suspension of flights to Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. The suspension comes after the detention of KQ employees by the military intelligence Unit in Kinshasa.
Kenya Airways said it was unable to support its flights without personnel effectively. Allan Kilavuka, the KQ CEO revealed the detention of KQ employees has made it difficult for them to supervise operations in Kinshasa.
“The continued detention of our employees has made it difficult for us to supervise our operations in Kinshasa, which include customer service, ground handling, cargo activities, and generally ensuring safe, secure, and efficient operations. We also ask that our staff be treated humanely and respectfully during this unlawful detention,” Kilavuka said..CONTINUE READING>>
