Kenya's High Court has temporarily blocked Adani Group's $1.85 billion, 30-year lease agreement to manage Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), East Africa's largest aviation hub, following legal challenges and public opposition. Aviation unions, the Kenya Human Rights Commission, and the Law Society of Kenya argue that the deal violates constitutional principles and could lead to job losses and financial risks for the country. The Kenyan government defends the partnership, citing urgent needs for airport upgrades that are beyond its current financial capabilities. The court's ruling puts the deal on hold until further legal discussions take place. This development marks a significant setback for Adani's expansion plans in Kenya.