Kenya unveils first locally made ship in Mombasa

MOMBASA, KENYA: A Kenyan ship builder on Thursday unveiled a locally built sea vessel for the transportation of heavy machinery and marine projects cargo along the East African coast.
Southern Engineering Company (SECO) said the vessel known as a barge has the capacity of 2500 dead weight tonnage equivalent to 150 truckloads.

Kenya unveils first locally made ship in Mombasa

Here it is from the same site, a badge.

Manufacturing and ship building for this instance starts like this, from humble beginnings. DAEWOO & Maersk all began with badges before becoming global giants. Hope this is the first of a whole lot more

Livale said:

Here it is from the same site, a badge.

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Ia that a ship or ferry? so many ferries have been built in tz lately



Made in TZ

darcity said:

Ia that a ship or ferry? so many ferries have been built in tz lately


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yani mpaka utaje tz kwenye mada za kenya na uanze kucompare...ungesema tu ni ferry sio ship ungeeleweka...mna shida nyi watu

saadeque said:

yani mpaka utaje tz kwenye mada za kenya na uanze kucompare...ungesema tu ni ferry sio ship ungeeleweka...mna shida nyi watu

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ahahaha hongereni naona mnaanza kujikongoja sio mbaya kwa starters

darcity said:

ahahaha hongereni naona mnaanza kujikongoja sio mbaya kwa starters

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ati starters.....we ni bwege kweli.anyway sina huu mda wa majibizano ya pumba tupu.jifurahishe utakavyo

darcity said:

ahahaha hongereni naona mnaanza kujikongoja sio mbaya kwa starters

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Kenyans have assembled ferries for long now so we know what a ferry is...and this has been built not assembled kuna difference hapo

darcity said:

Ia that a ship or ferry? so many ferries have been built in tz lately


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I did say it's a badge, which is a type of ship. Kisha there is no locally manufactured ship from any ship yard in East Africa. All we do is assembly of imported parts and repairs. Unless If you can provide a link to your claims

saadeque said:

yani mpaka utaje tz kwenye mada za kenya na uanze kucompare...ungesema tu ni ferry sio ship ungeeleweka...mna shida nyi watu

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I'm Tanzanian but for this, aaaagh watanzania Tunashida sna [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Ok

Koborer said:

MOMBASA, KENYA: A Kenyan ship builder on Thursday unveiled a locally built sea vessel for the transportation of heavy machinery and marine projects cargo along the East African coast.
Southern Engineering Company (SECO) said the vessel known as a barge has the capacity of 2500 dead weight tonnage equivalent to 150 truckloads.

Kenya unveils first locally made ship in Mombasa

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stop being an idiot! U should be ashamed to call that a ship!

Geza Ulole said:

stop being an idiot! U should be ashamed to call that a ship!

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Why? Because it doesnt resemble the ones you are used to?
Ok then, its a sheep.

Geza Ulole said:

stop being an idiot! U should be ashamed to call that a ship!

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the more you hate the more im proud

saadeque said:

ati staters.....we ni bwege kweli.anyway sina huu mda wa majibizano ya pumba tupu.jifurahishe utakavyo

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sasa mbona unakasirika? au we ni bint?

definately not the first ship bulit, seco or alpha group , based in Mombasa ,has been building marine vessels for a long time


here their assets support a gas drilling rig in songo songo Tanzania

Itzmusacmb said:

I'm Tanzanian but for this, aaaagh watanzania Tunashida sna [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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huyu mwenzako mambo yake bana....lazima ligi ndo ahisi amelog in jf

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sasa mbona unakasirika? au we ni bint?

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akili za kipumba izo....nko nauhakika apo kitaa kwenu kuna mabinti wengi sana wamekuzidi kimaisha then uko unatoa statement za kuwadharau

Itzmusacmb said:

I'm Tanzanian but for this, aaaagh watanzania Tunashida sna [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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🙁🙁🙁🙁

Uganda High Commissioner to Kenya Ms Angeline Wapakhalo said her country would continue sourcing for the vessels from Kenya.
“Kenyans doubt their products but we don’t. We will come back for another ferry but I also urge you to buy our sugar,” she said in reference to President Kenyatta’s controversial sugar import deal with Uganda.