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2015
Terminal operators vie for Mombasa port contractIntense RivalryBy:Creamer Media Correspondent PORTS Top terminal operators are battling for a contract to manage and operate a new terminal that is nearing completion at the Port of Mombasa, in Kenya. According to the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), 19 international companies have presented their bids for a contract to managed and operate the second container terminal at the port.
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