Operationalizing the Lamu Port || On the money

Ethiopia is set to be the first landlocked country within the East African Community region to import cargo via the port of Lamu. A conventional cargo carrier is expected to dock in Lamu with over 60,000 metric tons of fertiliser to be transported to Addis Ababa through the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport Corridor road infrastructure. With the arrival and installation of the ultra mordern equipment at the port, the facility is now capable of handling Post Panamax vessels carrying upto 20,000 containerized cargo.

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