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KPA reverses compulsory SGR haulage order ｜ Business Daily

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Traders can now clear their cargo at the Port of Mombasa and choose the mode of transport to Nairobi and the hinterlands. Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) reverted custom services to the coastal city in line with a presidential decree. Shippers Council of Eastern Africa chief executive Gilbert Lagat said the notice has ended confusion on the implementation of the presidential directive.

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KPA reverses compulsory SGR haulage order ｜ Business Daily

Traders can now clear their cargo at the Port of Mombasa and choose the mode of transport to Nairobi and the hinterlands after Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) reverted custom services to the coastal city in line with a presidential decree. KPA has issued a notice to quash a 2018 notification banning the nomination of cargo to Mombasa and compulsory use of the standard gauge railway (SGR) for ferrying cargo. “This is, therefore, to notify all shippin…

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