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Mombasa Ports Authority tug boat splashes water canon to receive cargo ship at the port of Mombasa on October 4, 2022. [Omondi Onyango, Standard]

The Kenyan maritime industry is growing and there is a need for services such as marine transport which can reap huge returns for investors, experts say.

Interviews with players in the industry paint a picture of a ballooning industry with little investment in it despite the revenue potential.

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