Logistic
Uganda asks Kenya to resolve Mombasa port parking fees standoff
Speaking in an interview yesterday, Mr Kenneth Ayebare, the PSFU director of transport and logistics and the chairman of CM Cargo Consolidated Transporters Association, said Uganda's reliance on Kenya's ports and logistics infrastructure makes the country vulnerable to disruptions, which could negatively impact trade.
However, he also urged government to expedite development of domestic logistics infrastructure, such as Bukasa Inland Port, which he noted could provide a more reliable and efficient solution for trade needs.
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