KPA moves cargo services to e-Citizen portal
KPA has advised port users to reach the page by logging into their individual e-Citizen accounts before progressing to the government services module
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KPA has advised port users to reach the page by logging into their individual e-Citizen accounts before progressing to the government services module
They are operating below 40pc of their routine capacity in spite of lifting of many Covid-19 pandemic travel restrictions.
With about 300 trucks being expected to return to the highway, the move will expose Kenya to increased road damage, accident and pollution despite making strides in reducing emissions.
Traders can now clear their cargo at the Port of Mombasa and choose the mode of transport to Nairobi and the hinterlands.
The increasing use of technology has seen thousands of information technology (IT) devices finding their way into Kenya, and with poor disposal.