Mombasa Port is the largest port of East and Central Africa, with millions of tonnes of cargo being handled every year by the port, which serves not only Kenya but also other landlocked countries like Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Considering the huge volume of cargo that is imported,
Becoming a clearing and forwarding agent at Mombasa Port is a controlled process overseen by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and the Kenya Maritime Authority (KMA) for maritime service providers. Individuals or firms intending to engage in customs clearance must meet specific legal, financial, and professional requirements to obtain a customs agent license. The application
Importers and cargo owners who discover that their consignments are missing at the Port of Mombasa should act promptly by notifying their clearing agents, tracking their cargo through the appropriate channels, and reporting the loss to the relevant authorities. The first step is to contact a licensed clearing and forwarding agent, who can help trace
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