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[🗝recky @NOISEY_254]

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[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

The Port of Mombasa marked a significant operational milestone on Monday after achieving its highest-ever container discharge performance.

A dedicated team of employees successfully offloaded 863 containers from the MV Aniello in a single shift before completing the discharge of all 1,005 containers within one and a half shifts.

Kenya Ports Authority PLC Chief Executive Officer, Capt. William Ruto, personally piloted the MV Aniello through the Kilindini Channel and safely berthed the vessel at Berth No. 22.

Operations commenced at approximately 3:00 p.m., with vessel planners, crane operators, truck drivers, yard personnel, and supervisors working in close coordination to ensure seamless cargo handling.

Operating in four teams, the workforce maintained a continuous and highly productive workflow aimed at minimizing the vessel's turnaround time. By 11:00 p.m., the team had surpassed the port's previous record by discharging 863 containers within a single shift, setting a new benchmark for container-handling efficiency at the port.

The momentum continued through the night, and by 2:40 a.m. the following day, all 1,005 containers had been successfully discharged. The achievement underscores the Port of Mombasa's growing capacity to handle large cargo volumes efficiently and reinforces its competitiveness in the global maritime logistics industry.

Capt. Ruto attributed the accomplishment to a combination of factors, including modern cargo-handling equipment, a highly skilled and motivated workforce, technology-driven operational systems, and ongoing process improvement initiatives.
Together, these investments have significantly enhanced productivity and operational efficiency at the container terminal.

As global trade volumes continue to grow and supply chains become increasingly complex, ports worldwide face mounting pressure to improve efficiency and reduce turnaround times. Fast vessel turnaround is particularly critical for shipping lines, enabling them to lower operating costs, maintain schedule reliability, and improve overall service delivery.

The Port of Mombasa's latest achievement demonstrates its commitment to meeting these demands while strengthening its position as a leading gateway for regional and international trade.

[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

"Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will".
Happy and confident week ahead!!
#maritimemotivation.

[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

The Port of Mombasa has welcomed MV REN JIAN 15, a Panamax container vessel carrying a total of 3,710 containers destined for both the local and transit markets.

The vessel, measuring 260 metres in overall length and 32 metres in beam, successfully docked at Berth 22, where it is expected to discharge 1,610 containers and load 400 full containers and 1,700 empty containers.

Sailing under the Chinese flag, MV REN JIAN 15 is among the vessels calling at the Port of Mombasa to support the movement of containerised cargo serving Kenya and the wider East African hinterland.

MV REN JIAN 15 in its distinctive curve forms part of the vessel’s hydrodynamic hull design, engineered to allow the bow to enter and displace water progressively as the ship moves forward.

This design helps reduce resistance as the vessel navigates through the sea.

[🗝recky @NOISEY_254]

@KlementGemini A few hours ago,I passed by Tajmall ,there is a crusade by the roadside next to the railway line. Am not saying the we should not hold crusades but.. location location location.

[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

The Government has rewarded Kenya Ports Authority board and staff for their exemplary performance after the Authority attained a “Very Good” rating in the 2023/2024 Performance Contracting cycle.

Speaking at the ICD Nairobi, Roads and Transport Cabinet Secretary Mr. Davis Chirchir announced that during the 20th performance contracting cycle for the Financial Year 2023/2024, KPA achieved an overall rating of Very Good, with a composite score of 2.9697 points.

“It is against this background that His Excellency Dr. William Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya and Commander-in-Chief of the Kenya Defence Forces, directed that the KPA Board and staff be rewarded in recognition of their measurable achievements in line with the performance contracting framework,” he added.

The CS congratulated the KPA Board, Management and Staff for the exceptional performance and dedication to duty saying that the achievement had earned the Authority national recognition.

He further commended KPA for the continued increasing cargo volumes at the Port of Mombasa and the second commercial Port of Lamu.

The CS noted that the achievement was particularly commendable given the challenges that have faced the global maritime sector, including disruptions arising from the Red Sea crisis and tensions in the Middle East that affected international trade and shipping networks.

He praised the KPA workforce for remaining focused and competitive, enabling the ports of Mombasa and Lamu to register increased cargo volumes and maintain their strategic role in supporting regional trade and economic growth.

Mr. Chirchir urged employees to sustain the momentum and continue working hard to meet and surpass performance targets while positioning the Port of Mombasa as a globally competitive maritime gateway.

He emphasized the need for continued investments in infrastructure modernization, digitalization of port operations and acquisition of modern cargo handling equipment to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Additionally, the CS Chirchir praised the Authority for achieving two internationally recognized management standards: ISO 14001:2015 for Environmental Management Systems and ISO 45001:2018 for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable and safe port operations.

The Cabinet Secretary encouraged staff to remain committed to providing quality services to customers and stakeholders, noting that operational excellence is critical in strengthening Kenya’s position as a leading maritime and logistics hub in East and Central Africa.

Following the announcement by the CS, KPA Chief Executive Officer Capt. William Ruto expressed gratitude to the government for providing a conducive environment for business and the Board and staff for their commitment to efficiency and service delivery.

He outlined several initiatives aimed at streamlining port operations including modernization programmes, digitalization coupled with customer-focused services in facilitating trade.

[Davis Chirchir, EGH @davis_chirchir]

I had the honour of presiding over the recognition of @Kenya_Ports for its outstanding performance in the 2023/24 Performance Contracting Cycle, where the Authority attained a Very Good rating.

This achievement reflects the dedication, professionalism and resilience of the Board, Management and Staff, who have continued to deliver exceptional results despite global disruptions in maritime trade.

In the 2025/26 Financial Year, the Ports of Mombasa and Lamu jointly handled 2.24 million TEUs and 46.4 million tonnes of cargo, representing an 8% growth over the previous year. This remarkable performance reinforces Kenya's position as the leading maritime gateway to East and Central Africa.

I also commend KPA for attaining the internationally recognised ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications, a testament to its commitment to environmental sustainability, occupational safety and operational excellence.

On behalf of the Ministry of Roads and Transport, I congratulate the entire KPA team for earning this well-deserved national recognition. Let this milestone inspire even greater innovation, efficiency and service excellence as we continue building globally competitive ports that drive trade, investment and economic transformation.

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Finally

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

Mombasa port workers secure pay rises in new deal https://t.co/rQCiknglBy

[Kenya Ports Authority PLC @Kenya_Ports]

Celebrating 63 years of strength, resilience, and unity of our great nation!!
Happy Madaraka Day

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@BIGBADOGRE_ Separate changing rooms my foot . NKT

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@Dannkasina @Honeyfarsafi Pedro alert

[ZAMAN @zamannx]

TRUMP: Open the fuckin Strait.

IRAN: WE HAVE LOST THE KEYS.

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@stoic_xyz @_Nimo1 KPA8 basic salary is 86k Gross is 138k

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@KenyaPower_Care I am writing to formally report a faulty transformer located in the Tassia area, next to Quickmart Supermarket. The transformer malfunction has resulted in a power outage that has persisted for the past 48 hours, significantly affecting residents and businesses.

[໊ @cdoll]

“2026 is gonna be my year”

Me in March:

[The Nairobi Times @TheNairobiTimez]

A shocking video circulating online shows a Probox driver performing an illegal U-turn at a highway entrance, nearly knocking down a biker who was approaching at speed.

The rider was forced to brake suddenly and swerve to avoid a serious collision, in a moment that has sparked outrage among road users.

The incident comes just days after the tragic death of popular biker Gustavo, who lost his life in a similar situation involving a Probox vehicle making an unlawful turn on the highway.

His death had already raised concerns about reckless driving and lack of discipline among motorists, especially along busy highways.

Watch 👇📽️

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@Ebuka_Chief @Kenya_Ports @Maersk Roll on roll off... Ships used to transport wheeled vehicles