The Cabinet, chaired by H.E. President @WilliamsRuto, has today endorsed a comprehensive multiagency plan to enhance passenger experience at JKIA by streamlining operations and tightening security. This is part of the wider government plan to spur economic growth by attracting local and foreign investments among other measures. In the new changes all African citizens will now be exempted from Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirements, while Kenyan citizens will benefit from an increased duty-free threshold of goods brought into the country from KSh50,000 to KSh250,000. To enhance security while speeding up clearance, risk-based profiling will be implemented, ensuring only flagged bags undergo manual inspection in a dedicated screening room. Other efficiency boosting measures include the doubling of the number of immigration booths and staff, and introduction of E-Gates. A new monitoring technology will also be deployed to oversee airport staff, and mandatory uniforms with visible name tags required for all agency employees and retail concessionaires.