State moves to ease fears over tighter cargo controls

The government has moved to allay fears that ongoing reforms aimed at tightening export and import controls could stifle trade and cause delays in cargo clearance...

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The Kenyan government is working to reassure trade stakeholders that new, stricter import and export controls will not hinder business operations or lead to cargo clearance delays.

Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority Director General James Keter met with importers and traders on September 24, 2026.
The reforms aim to tighten controls on both exports and imports.
The government seeks to prevent these measures from stifling trade.

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