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Lamu port slowly claiming its position as regional key harbour

It handled 74,380 tonnes last year, a growth of 98% compared to 37,576 metric tonnes in 2023

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by MARTIN MWITA

News02 June 2025 - 06:00
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Operations at the Port of Lamu/ KPA/HANDOUT

Kenya's second major seaport of Lamu has continued to claim its position in the global maritime industry, with the number of new vessels calling remaining stable amid a rise in throughput.

Latest data by Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) shows the port, whose first berth was officially operationalised on May 20, 2021, handled 74,380 metric tonnes last year, a growth of 98 per cent when compared to the 37,576 metric tonnes of cargo handled in 2023.

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