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July 27, 2026
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KMA explains delay in salvaging grounded ship off Nyali beach

KMA explains delay in salvaging grounded ship off Nyali beach

The Kenya Maritime Authority has explained why it has taken so long for a ship that ran aground off Nyali beach in Mombasa to be salvaged amid fears it might cause oil pollution or be vandalised...

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The Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) has explained the delay in salvaging the grounded ship, MV Adan, off Nyali beach, Mombasa, amid concerns of oil pollution and vandalism.

  • The refloating operation is scheduled to commence in mid-August 2026, pending regulatory approval and equipment arrival.
  • KMA Director General Omae Nyarandi stated that the salvage plan is under regulatory and technical review.
  • Yaa Holdings Limited has been appointed as the salvage contractor by the vessel owners.
  • The cargo ship ran aground on May 18, 2026, while en route to Mombasa for refueling.

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