PORT SERVICES FAVOURS MOMBASA


      Photo courtesy of  Kenya Port authority.

The port of mombasa is not only the biggest and busiest one in East and Central Africa but also greatest pillar of Mombasa city keeping its economy alive for a very long time of  existence. 

Mombasa port has been the epicentre of successful trade in the historic mombasa city offering all kinds of goods and raw materials at a  friendly marketing expenses and relatively low taxes on all the imported commodities. 

     The entrance of the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) building located in Mombasa. 

Its busy nature of 24 hours of work basis has employed thousands of people particularly those from the coastal region.this well paying opportunities have improved the living standards of many residents around. 

 The Kenya Port authority has been taking part in many development project like infrastructures(roads) connecting  mombasa to other parts of Kenya & to the world making transport easy thus boosting its economy. 

The port of mombasa also acts as a major attractive site for visitors and tourists for commercial and trade purposes, creating firm international relations linking up Kenya with more developed countries. This therefore favours Mombasa city and its economically hosting  accommodations for both local and international tycoons & traders amid their port services. 




 

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  3. ShukriOctober 14, 2022 at 5:48 AM

    Great article 👍.

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  4. somoOctober 14, 2022 at 5:48 AM

    yeah it's the backbone of coast economy

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  5. BisharOctober 14, 2022 at 6:07 AM

    Sure. The coastal people stand the greatest beneficiary of the port interms of services and employment.

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