A lobby group has moved to court to challenge the Kenya Ports Authority’s (KPA) plan to lease equipment and outsource Port operations services for five years, arguing that the move amounts to the corporatization of the Port without proper public participation. The Tender, which was posted on the KPA website on May 8, 2026, and…
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