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The Parliamentary Committee on Implementation now wants the Kenya Ports Authority to open up the grain handling business at the port of Mombasa to other firms. The committee says that the move will end the monopoly in grain handling services enjoyed by a private entity over the years. This and more in our county news round up.
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County Stories I KPA required to open up grain handling business at port of Mombasa to other firms
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