Inside Mombasa Port’s New Security Measures Amid Rising Maritime Threats
More than 40 security officers have undergone fresh training and practical drills as Kenya strengthens safeguards at one of East Africa’s busiest gateways for international trade...
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The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is significantly enhancing security measures at the Port of Mombasa in response to escalating global maritime threats.
- Over 40 KPA security officers have completed specialized training and practical drills.
- This initiative reinforces adherence to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, a critical international maritime security framework.
- KPA Manager of Security Services, Tony Kibwana, emphasized that robust security is integral to uninterrupted port operations.
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