Kenya Ports Authority moves cargo handling services to e-portal
Cargo containers at the port of Mombasa. KPA has moved its cargo handling services to the government portal e-Citizen to comply with the current administration’s target of going paperless in its transactions. PHOTO | FILE | NMG
The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has moved its cargo handling services to the government portal e-Citizen to comply with the current administration’s target of going paperless in its transactions.
Various port users have applauded the KPA for adopting technology and going paperless in its transaction by going live on the e-Citizen platform starting Tuesday this week.
