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The Private Sector Call for Reduction of Freight Rates to ICD Naivasha

Through a report from a study commissioned by The Kenya

Coordination, Cooperation and Integration: The road to post-COVID-19 socio-economic recovery
The COVID-19 pandemic unexpectedly hit world economies at the beginning of the year, disrupting various economic sectors. Its impact on transit trade across the Tripartite region has been monumental. It is the disruptive happenings like COVID-19 that bring the efficiency of the transport corridors into sharp focus and highlight their level of resilience to disruptions.
COMESA Member States to fast-track the use of digital Trade Instruments
The 41st meeting of the COMESA Council of Ministers conducted via Video Conferencing from 26th to 27th November 2020 directed speedy digitalisation of trade instruments which include electronic trade (e-trade), e-logistics and e-legislation under the COMESA Digital Free Trade Area initiative. The Council urged Member States to enhance investments in internet infrastructure and penetration to promote online supply of services and reduce costs of communication-mobile, internet and financial services to increase/expand the benefits of digital technology.
Collective stakeholders’ effort to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

In collaboration with the Northern Corridor Transit and

Enhanced Dashboard with Customized GIS to improve Performance Monitoring
The Northern Corridor Transit and Transport Coordination Authority (NCTTCA), in collaboration with TradeMark East Africa (TMEA), is upgrading the Northern Corridor Transport Observatory toolkit to improve the efficiency in reporting. The expanded toolkit will include a data collection tool running on mobile devices and a data warehouse consisting of data storage and extract, transform, load (ETL) to blend data from multiple sources and a database for processed data.
Addressing NTBs key for African Continental Free Trade Area

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) that c

A new Terminal Operating System to boost Port Efficiency

Kenya Port Authority (KPA) has revealed that it’s worki

Private sector and County Governments ready to invest in Road Side Stations along the Northern Corridor
According to the findings of the inspection of private facilities similar to the Roadside Stations (RSS) designs by a multi-agency team involving Public and Private sector Stakeholders in Kenya, most existing and ongoing projects for parking facilities along the Northern Corridor are either under private sector initiatives or County Governments.
The region remains a huge and expanding market for trade
The Northern and Central Corridors Member States’ population has been increasing annually with the year 2019 having a combined total population of approximately 277 million; an increase population growth rate of 3% when compared to the 2018 figure. The large population presents a massive trade and marketing opportunities that is projected to expand even further in the future.
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