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There have been calls on social media to boycott or cancel Kenya Airways after a Zimbabwean woman shared her negative experiences with the airline. The woman, named Fadzi, reported that she had received poor service from the airline on two separate occasions. She mentioned that her baggage was delayed and arrived damaged, with some items missing, including an AirTag that was still at the airport in Harare. Fadzi expressed her disappointment and suggested that people should choose another airline instead of Kenya Airways. In a post seen by Pindula News, she said:
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I got my bag today, 6 days after I left Hre on @KenyaAirways @KQSupport (Kenya Airways Support) My bag is damaged beyond repair, items are missing including my AirTag which is still at Hre airport. @KenyaAirways calls itself ‘pride of Africa’ but after this experience, they should be ashamed.
I had to beg for my luggage twice. 1st I got to Hre &amp; got my bag after 4 days; back home, I got my bag after 6 days. I implore you to find another airline to use, @KenyaAirways has been nothing but HORRIBLE. If it had been one way I’d have said bad luck. Twice is deliberate.
</blockquote>
In response to Fadzi’s tweet, other individuals also shared their own negative experiences with the airline. One Twitter user mentioned using Ethiopian Airlines instead, highlighting their positive experience with the alternative carrier. Several users expressed their dissatisfaction with Kenya Airways, mentioning flight delays, poor communication, and lost luggage as common issues they had encountered. Some individuals vowed never to use the airline again. Some even called it Mushika-shika, a term used in Zimbabwe to refer to an informal public transportation system. 
One person recalled a distressing experience involving both Kenya Airways and Dnata in Dubai, which led to financial losses. Another user claimed that their return flight to Melbourne was canceled by Kenya Airways, and they were still waiting for a refund. The sentiment on social media seemed to be overwhelmingly negative towards the airline, with many users sharing their disappointment and frustration.
Some Twitter users recommended considering other airlines, such as KLM or Ethiopian Airlines, as more reliable alternatives to Kenya Airways. They cited reasons such as better customer service, convenient loyalty programs, and a history of consistent performance.
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Kenya Airways will not renew its contract with a Mauritius breeding farm to transport monkeys from the Indian Ocean island to the United States (US) to be used in laboratory experiments.
The airline’s chairman, Michael Joseph, told Business Daily, a Kenyan publication in an interview:
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We will not renew the contract that expires at the end of February.
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The announcement comes a few days after hundreds of monkeys spilt onto a Pennsylvania highway last Friday following a truck crash.
The truck was ferrying the monkeys from John F. Kennedy International Airport a few hours after they were delivered by Kenya Airways.
Following the incident, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) US, an animal rights group, contacted Kenya Airways CEO Allan Kivuka and Mr Joseph, over the treatment of monkeys.
PETA urged KQ to reconsider subjecting the monkeys to long flights then going to be used in laboratories for experiments that could cause them torture and lead to their death. 
More: <a href="https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/business/kenya-airways-to-stop-transporting-monkeys-mauritius-to-us-3700430">The East African</a>

Kenyan Airways To Discontinue Transportation Of Monkeys From Africa To U.S. Labs

Kenyan Airways has decided to suspend all flight to and from Kenya from 25 March until further notice due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Here is a full statement released by the airline:
Latest update: Suspension of international flights
Greetings, We in Kenya Airways have been working hard to help our passengers return to their homes given the increased travel restrictions across the world.
As we mentioned in our previous communication, we have been forced to reduce our network by over 70% and it had become increasingly difficult to continue offering international passenger services. Today the Government of Kenya has issued a directive that requires all incoming and outgoing international passenger traffic to and from Kenya to cease from midnight on 25th March 2020.
To comply with this directive, we have therefore temporarily suspended all international services effective midnight 25th March 2020, until further notice.
We will continue to operate cargo flights, particularly so that we are available to offer emergency services or much-needed supplies. In the meantime, our domestic flights to Mombasa and Kisumu remain operational.
Throughout this crisis, we have received incredible support from our staff, customers and well-wishers and we would like to thank you all for this acknowledgement of the dedication and hard work from all of the Kenya Airways family. We also recognise that these sudden changes have greatly inconvenienced many of our customers and we would like to apologise sincerely for this but hope that we will come back stronger than ever in due course.
Customers affected by the suspension will be able to change their bookings for later travel or exchange their booking for vouchers for future travel within 12 months. We thank you for your support during this time and look forward to serving you onboard our flights in the near future.
Regards,
Allan Kilavuka Group Managing Director and CEO

FULL TEXT: Kenya Airways To Suspend All Flights From 25 March Until Further Notice

Kenya Airways is offering discounts to people travelling to ZimThrive Homecoming Summit in April according to this flier:
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According to ZimTrive.Com:
<blockquote>This will be Zimbabwe’s largest gathering of Zimbabweans abroad in Zimbabwe at the same time and promises to be an outstanding homecoming ever with plenty of activities to get involved in throughout the whole country.
ZimThrive was established in 2018 by a group of Zimbabweans based around the world. We all left Zimbabwe for the diaspora wide-eyed and enthusiastic, ready to take on the world and go back home afterwards to add value to the redevelopment of our country. Black, White, Shona, Ndebele, and mixed race. We also have friends from other nationalities who are excited about the opportunity to visit Zimbabwe during ZimThrive.
We have all been born touched by the turbulent times at home over the last couple of decades and all feel that as a community we can fully reengage with the country by staging such initiatives to help with the rebuilding of the country as well as recharging our Zimbabwean batteries; we have decided that as Zimbabweans we should be able to reunite with our family and friends on the ground by working together towards a prosperous new Zimbabwe.</blockquote>

PICTURE: Kenya Airways Offering Discounts To Anyone Travelling To Zimbabwe For The ZimThrive Homecoming Summit

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