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Kenya Freight News

Give a chance to Kenyans who are ready for bold decisions

The current suffocation at the Mombasa port has been long in the making. Since the early years of this government, professional advice has been consistent. Now promises of a magnificent Lamu Port are projected as a future solution to failings at our most important port. The Jomo Kenyatta Airport is an interesting construction sight.

KPA crisis blamed on delayed projects

When the port terminal is congested, it affects all the operations at the port, which include offloading containers from the vessels, loading to trucks and their movement and at the height of the crisis, it took a truck up to three days to exit the port.

Blame game at port as cargo pile-up worsens

KPA points finger at freighters who in turn cite breakdown of clearance system, On Wednesday clearing and forwarding agents demonstrated at the Mombasa Container Terminal (MCT) at Port Reitz protesting against the delay by the management to clear the cargo.

Three firms win deal to inspect vehicle imports

Three rival Japanese firms have been awarded the contract for to inspect imported second-hand motor vehicles in what Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) says is meant to end controversy that has riddled the deal for the past year.
The standards body, which is mandated to carry the inspection of second-hand cars before they are shipped to Kenya but contracts the service for efficiency, says it opted for the three firms to create competition as well as to avoid the backlash that comes with the award to a single agent.

Clearing agents resolve legal row

The legal dispute between two factions of Kenya International Freight and Warehousing Association (Kifwa) has been resolved. The settlement ended the long-standing row over the control of the association. Kifwa is an umbrella body for all clearing and forwarding agents.

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