(Reuters) - Kenya Airways' plane crash in Cameroon over the weekend is a big blow to one of Kenya's corporate success stories, but the carrier's long-term prospects remain good, analysts said.
The airline, one of Africa's leading carriers, lost a Boeing 737-800 in Cameroon on Saturday, with 114 people from 27 nations on board and assumed dead in wreckage submerged in a swamp.
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