At the landmark 10th AFI Aviation Week held in the breathtaking Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) proudly stood at the forefront of transformative discussions shaping the future of African aviation.
Championing Gender Equality in Aviation
Loise Mwangi-Njoroge of KCAA made a powerful impact during Session 7: Advancing Gender Equality in African Aviation. She emphasized how fostering inclusion not only enriches leadership but also strengthens the safety culture within the aviation industry. Her insights underscored the critical role diversity plays in building resilient, innovative aviation ecosystems across Africa.
Empowering the Next Generation
In Session 8, Serah Waitiki from the Directorate of East African Community Affairs and Services (DEASA) shared Kenya’s visionary approach to empowering the next generation of aviation professionals. Her presentation highlighted initiatives aimed at nurturing young talent, ensuring Africa’s aviation sector remains competitive and future-ready.
Kenya’s Delegation: A Force for Change
The Kenyan delegation was further strengthened by the presence of Esther Muthoni Passaris, Nairobi Women Representative, and Carolyne Kamende Daudi, Kenya’s High Commissioner to Canada and Permanent Representative to ICAO. Both leaders passionately advocated for gender equity and international aviation diplomacy, reinforcing Kenya’s commitment to inclusive growth and global collaboration.
Leading Africa’s Aviation Future
Kenya’s active participation and leadership at the 10th AFI Aviation Week demonstrate its dedication to building a safer, more inclusive, and future-ready aviation sector. By elevating diverse voices and shaping progressive policies, Kenya is setting a powerful example for Africa’s aviation industry to follow.
This event not only celebrated milestones but also ignited momentum for continued progress in African aviation — a future where every voice counts and every opportunity is accessible.
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