Logistics and Supply Chain Infrastructure in Kenya
- The Trade Adviser
- Oct 24, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 9
Kenya's logistics and supply chain infrastructure is vital for its economy and trade. This article explores the current state of logistics in Kenya, the laws that govern it, and the key players involved. We will also discuss the challenges faced by the industry and the future prospects for growth and improvement.
Key Takeaways
Kenya's logistics sector is growing due to investments in infrastructure and technology.
The Port of Mombasa is crucial for trade, serving as the main entry point for goods.
Legal regulations are essential for smooth operations in logistics and supply chain.
Challenges like climate change and security issues need to be addressed for better efficiency.
Future projects, like the LAPSSET corridor, aim to enhance connectivity and trade in the region.
