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Kenya’s maritime and logistics sector stands at a pivotal moment. The recent courtesy visit and strategic engagement between the Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) and the Kenya International Freight and Warehousing…
Kenya would undoubtedly benefit from a stronger, more empowered shippers-focused body with clearer regulatory teeth on commercial charges and practices—something akin in spirit to Ghana’s model. But it does not…
When Elijah Mbaru, Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Ships Agents Association (KSAA), addressed a logistics conference in Nairobi recently, he issued a wake-up call that no player in Kenya’s…
The Kenya Transporters Association (KTA) advisory, issued last week, delivers a clear and urgent message: the recent surge in diesel prices—from Ksh 163 to Ksh 203 per litre—has made the…
Some infrastructure projects merely move goods. Others reshape geography, revive forgotten corridors, and redefine a nation’s role in regional trade. The revitalization of the Voi–Taveta metre-gauge branch line firmly belongs…
The Kenya Transporters Association’s (KTA) issued a notice on April 8, 2026, to alert the industry of a fuel shortage problem that their members were experiencing. The alert is creating…