Northern Kenya set for transport boost as Moyale dry port and Lake Turkana ferry plans take shape
For communities around Lake Turkana, ferry transport could offer an alternative to long and often difficult road journeys, while the proposed dry port is expected to support cargo movement through one of the country's busiest border crossings.
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