Port of Mombasa Breaks Record & Surpasses 1.35 Million TEU Target

[Mekatilili]

KPA surpassed its Containerized Cargo targets of 1.35 Million TEUs to record a whopping 1.4 Million TEUs 72 hours before end of 2019. Breaking the news to the media this morning at Berth 16, KPA MD Dr. Arch. Daniel Manduku said the Port managed to top its promised target by 3.7%

 

[MK254]

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[vulcan]

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[Tony254]

KPA surpassed its Containerized Cargo targets of 1.35 Million TEUs to record a whopping 1.4 Million TEUs 72 hours before end of 2019. Breaking the news to the media this morning at Berth 16, KPA MD Dr. Arch. Daniel Manduku said the Port managed to top its promised target by 3.7%

Very good news.

 

[Mekatilili]

Official Report:

Mombasa port surpasses target to post 1.4m TEUs in 2019

This is a 7.3 per cent growth from last year's 1.304 million TEUs.

www.nation.co.ke

The port of Mombasa has so far recorded container traffic of 1.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2019, the best performance ever, surpassing a target of 1.35 million TEUs that had been set at the beginning of the year.
Daniel Manduku, managing director of Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), said the 1.4 million TEUs represent a growth of 7.3 per cent from last year's 1.304 million TEUs.

Mr Manduku said that the performance was boosted by unprecedented growth in both transit and trans-shipment business.
He said that between January and November 2019, the port has handled a total of 31.479 million tons of cargo compared to 28.550 million tons handled over the same period in 2018, indicating that the port will attain over 34 million tons by the close of the year.

NAIROBI TERMINAL
Mr Manduku added that cargo throughput at the Inland Container Terminal in Nairobi grew by 61.1 per cent, from 257,972 TEUs as of December 2018 to 415,650 TEUs as at December 28, 2019.

 

[Don YF]

Kweli uchumi wa Kenya ni wakwenye makaratasi!!

ukiambia wengine to research how to determine real GDP hawajui, wanafanya hesabu uchwara ya calculating mere estimated percentage growth, hawaelewi kuna other additions are included such as infrastructures and complete projects' value in a particular year., and such growth.,

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[Mekatilili]

Let’s continue breaking records in 2020!