Nairobi, April 27 -- Two employees of Kenya Airways (KQ) were arrested at N'Djili International Airport in Kinshasa by officers from the military intelligence unit.

According to Allan Kilavuka, KQ CEO, the two employees were arrested, their phones seized and the company denied access to them.

On April 23, representatives of the Kenyan embassy and some KQ staff were allowed to visit them, but only for a few minutes".

"The reason for their arrest was the absence of Customs documents relating to valuable cargo that was to be carried on a KQ flight on April 12, 2024. However, this cargo was not cleared or accepted by KQ due to incomplete documentation," Kenya Airways said in a statement.

On April 24, KQ applied to the military court for t...