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Kenya: Ship With Sugar Yet to Offload 10 Months On
Nation, 3 July 2018
A ship carrying 40,000 tonnes of sugar is yet offload, 10 months after it docked at the Port of Mombasa. Read more »
The details of the ship that has been docked since August 2017 emerged following revelations that a ship bringing 10,000 tonnes of Morocco fertiliser to Mombasa fled to the high seas to avoid the cargo being tested before it was offloaded. This comes in the midst of sugar smuggling scandals that have caught the country by storm.
Trucks within the port of Mombasa waiting to be loaded with imported sugar (file photo).
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