The KAA communications team rubbished the entire report and denied they had anyone like that in the JKIA staff register. They added that they had never issued a pass for him to access the airside of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). The KAA statement should have acknowledged receipt of the new information the Sky News report yielded. There is no denying that the flight containing the stowaway originated from JKIA and was about to land at Heathrow when the stowaway dropped out. There is no use being hopeful of a KAA report that will never come.

Source: Daily Nation November 16, 2019 01:52 UTC