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KPA seeks out-of-court deal with Joho’s freight company
Workers of Autoport Container Freight Station (CFS) protest over the move by the KRA to shut down their station on January 28, 2016 in Mombasa. Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is now seeking an out-of-court settlement in its dispute with the freight firm belonging to Governor Hassan Joho’s family. PHOTO | LABAN WALLOGA |
What you need to know:
- Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is now seeking an out-of-court settlement in its dispute with a freight firm belonging to Governor Hassan Joho’s family.
- Autoports Freight Terminal moved to court seeking orders to reverse KPA’s January 21 decision to suspend it from receiving containers from the port of Mombasa.
- Also suspended was Portside Freight Terminal, also owned by the governor’s family.
- On Tuesday, KPA, through lawyer Nani Mungai, said it is exploring the out-of-court option, because they want an amicable solution to the dispute.
Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is now seeking an out-of-court settlement in its dispute with a freight firm belonging to Governor Hassan Joho’s family.
Autoports Freight Terminal moved to court seeking orders to reverse KPA’s January 21 decision to suspend it from receiving containers from the port of Mombasa.
