Sure, and the only perplexing thing is that @obiero is waiting for the bird to land properly to average down vigorously and courageously 😂. At times a captain do jettsion his ship if it is a definite situation of everyman for himself and God for us all, a golden window to eject but running out quite fast.
4) knowledge of the lead choirmaster of the company and his near past track record.

Oops I have alot of shares...if I start selling now...1 bob will come...I will just wait for GoK's offer...I also have a feeling this could be KQ's last bad results...revenues are growing at double digits...once new routes mature e.g NBO-NY ...losses will start shrinking...

https://kenyanwallstreet.com/kq-kickstarts-search-for-new-ceo/

Kenya Airways is seeking to replace Mikosz who leaves the firm in December. Sebastian Mikosz issued a resignation letter in May citing personal reasons for his resignation.

According to the board chairman, it is high time the firm starts the replacement process before the December deadline when the CEO seat will be vacant. The board will come up with a decision soon and announce the recruitment criteria.

Sebastian Mikosz’s tenure was to end in June 2020. Under his tenure, KQ launched direct flights to New York, Mauritius, Libreville, and Mogadishu leading to revenue growth of 12 percent to KSh58 billion. In addition, he oversaw a plan where banks converted their debt into equity.

KQ is cash strained and made losses amounting to KSh8.5 billion in the first half of 2019. Part of the reason is flight cancellations and delays that have seen KQ spend KSh118 million from January to July to cater for accommodation.

Furthermore, KQ’s crew mismanagement has led to crew shortage and crew no show leading to the cancellation of 182 flights.

In addition, Competition from Ethiopian Airlines and Qatar Airways poses a threat to Kenya Airways.

According to The Star... DCI is investigating KQ's downfall which entails investigating Naikuni and Friends.