KENYA Port Authority is expecting a further increased traffic of both imports and transit goods. Managing director Gichiri Ndua yesterday said business is picking up at the port after a decline during and after the March 4 elections. According to Ndua, the total through put of the first quarter stands at 7.0 against 7.4 tons registered in the same period in 2012. Speaking during a press briefing at the port, Ndua attributed the decline to reduced business activities during the country’s elections. “The trend is expected to even out as business is slowly going back to normalcy. Already April...
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