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2015
Kenya seeks operator for second port of Mombasa container terminalConcession AgreementBy:Creamer Media Correspondent PORTS The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) intends to hire an independent operator to take over the management of the second container terminal that is under construction at the Port of Mombasa. To increase efficiency, the KPA has already floated an international tender for the investor, who will operate two berths at the terminal under a concession agreement.
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