Nyamakima and Kamukunji hasolas are crying wolf

Nyamakima and Kamukunji hasolas are crying wolf as their stock delay being cleared in Mombasa due to huge container pile up.

Previously, before all the clearing and forwarding was reverted back to Mombasa, the containers would be offloaded from the ship and directly loaded on SGL freight train for onward transmission to Inland Container Depots (ICDs) in Athi River, Embakasi or Naivasha, where the traders would swiftly clear them.

The traders are nowadays forced to waste alot of days in Mombasa following up the Clearing of their cargo.

Revitalising the economy of Mombasa means unconvincing the traders and making them incur losses as they follow the slow clearance of their goods.

Ni god, ni god manze!

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