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September 5, 2026
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KRA Announces 12-Hour Disruption of Some Services

KRA Announces 12-Hour Disruption of Some Services

Businesses and other users are advised to adjust their operations accordingly, as the disruption could affect several activities...

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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will conduct a 12-hour maintenance shutdown of its Integrated Customs Management System (iCMS) on Sunday, September 6, impacting cargo clearance services.

  • The system downtime will run from 6am to 6pm, suspending key customs processes like declaration and clearance of goods.
  • This disruption by the KRA could affect business activities, given the Port of Mombasa's daily cargo volume.
  • Traders are advised to make arrangements to minimize operational disruptions, and KRA will prioritize time-sensitive goods upon service resumption.

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