New cargo vessel links Kisumu port to EAC region
NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 12 – A 2,000 tones capacity Marine Vessel, Pamba Wagon Ferry owned by Mango Tree Group commenced the transportation of goods from the Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |
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NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 12 – A 2,000 tones capacity Marine Vessel, Pamba Wagon Ferry owned by Mango Tree Group commenced the transportation of goods from the Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |
Ms Esther Nakandi, said the return of the vessel will cut their operational costs since road transport costs are high
The MV Pamba wagon ferry has been under repair for the last two years and was expected to resume normal operations in October 2021
Eng. Muwonge said they are waiting for government clearance to dredge the area around Port Bell where MV Pamba will be docking
2021-04-26 09:55:33 GMT2021-04-26 17:55:33(Beijing Time) Xinhua English KAMPALA, April 26 (Xinhua) -- It was a sunny mid-morning on the shores of Lake Victoria in the Ugandan capital Kampala and 33-year-old Henry Bahemuka was busy welding parts of MV Pamba, the country's biggest ferry that broke down some 15 years ago following an accident. Bahemuka, an employee of Chinese-owned Mango Tree Group, has been working on MV Pamba for nearly a year as a welder. He came all the way from the western district of Hoima after being told by a friend that there could be job opportunities during the...