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Kenya Ports Authority – Construction of Science Laboratory and Girls Dormitory in Embu County

Kenya Ports Authority has strategically expanded its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) beyond the coastline to tackle critical educational deficits in rural Kenya, specifically targeting Matakiri Mixed Day Secondary School and Kathawana Secondary School in Embu, Tharaka…

09/07/2026
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Kenya Ports Authority – Resettlement Action Plan as part of infrastructure development project

The Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zones (SEZ) is a flagship infrastructure project spearheaded by Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) in Mombasa and Kwale counties and is aimed at transforming the coastal region of Kenya into a premier…

05/07/2026
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Kenya Ports Authority – Kargo Pay

The Port of Mombasa is the primary trade gateway for eight countries in East and Central Africa, handling critical imports, exports, and intra-regional transfers. In the context of the Single Customs Territory, efficient cargo clearance is…

11/06/2026
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Port of Mombasa – Sports for social cohesion and development

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), through its Tunahusika Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme, actively contributes to Kenya’s socio-economic development by allocating 2% of its annual profits to community initiatives. KPA addresses critical challenges in education, sports,…

24/06/2025
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Kenya Ports Authority – Mangrove Restoration Program for ocean protection and increased forest cover

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is leading a mangrove restoration project in Kwale County, south of the Kenyan coast. This initiative aligns with Kenya Ports Authority’s vision of sustainable port operations and conservation of marine biodiversity….

17/06/2025
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Kenya Ports Authority – Green Port Policy 2024-2028

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is committed to fostering environmentally sustainable port operations through its Green Port Policy (GPP) 2024-2028, which aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and promote ecological conservation. By integrating the…

13/06/2025
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Kisumu Port – Resilient Infrastructure Project

The Kisumu Port Resilient Infrastructure Project, a collaborative initiative with TradeMark Africa, forms a vital part of the ongoing implementation of Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) Strategic Plan. The project encompasses a modern cargo warehouse to complement…

26/06/2024
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Kenya Ports Authority – Shimoni Fish Port project

This flagship project, which has been funded with a budget of 2.6 billion shillings by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), aims to harness the potential of the Blue Economy by significantly enhancing fish production, processing, and…

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Port of Mombasa – KPA e-Citizen platform

KPA manages and operates all scheduled seaports along Kenya’s coastline as well as the inland waterways. The Port of Mombasa, as gateway to East and Central Africa region, has a direct connectivity with over 80 seaports…

16/06/2023
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