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Kenya Airways Chief Executive officer Mr Sebastian Mikosz has announced his resignation come December 31st this year.
This is a year before the expiry of his term, which was expected to happen in June next year.
In a memo to staff seen by The Exchange, the CEO explained why he made the decision to shorten his term.
“Since I started working as CEO at KQ I have always tried to inform you about any management decisions before you learn it from the public domain. It is in line with this practice that I would like to take this first chance to inform you that I have made the decision to shorten my contract term and I have decided to resign on personal grounds effective December the 31st of this year. It is my personal decision and I have obviously discussed it with the Board as well as with …