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Joho firms allowed to resume operations

A police Officer patrols Portside Container Freight Station (CFS) in Mombasa County Photo/Kelvin Karani

The dispute between Mombasa Governor Ali Joho's family and Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) over the closure of two container freight stations has been settled.

This follows a decision to allow the two companies, which had sued KRA Commissioner General John Njiraini for contempt of court, to resume operations pending a complete resolution of the dispute.

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