Kenya Maritime Authority

Join us at the Ocean Conference 2026 and visit the Kenya Maritime Authority exhibition stand!

📍 Pride Inn Paradise Resort
Mombasa, Kenya

📅 16th – 18th June 2026

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Seven seafarers are back home after a three-month detention in Tanzania Connect with KBC Online;Subscribe to our channel: https://t.ly/86B...

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Dira ya Magwiji || Mabaharia-7 waliozuiliwa Tanzania warejea || 13 June 2026 Connect with KBC Online;Subscribe to our channel: https://t.ly/86B...

“Kenya-Norway Maritime Deal to Create 1,000 Seafarer Jobs By 2030 - The Coast Media Group” https://www.thecoast.co.ke/2026/06/12/kenya-norway-maritime-deal-to-create-1000-seafarer-jobs-by-2030/29/28/business-news/thecoast/16331/14/

Kenya Maritime Authority, in partnership with Friends of the Universe Climate Change Adaption Society (FOUCASS) , Kenya Forest Service (KFS), and Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), successfully planted 22,000 mangrove seedlings in Shimoni, Kwale County, as part of ongoing efforts to restore and conserve Kenya’s coastal ecosystems.

The initiative brought together stakeholders committed to environmental sustainability, climate action, and the protection of marine biodiversity.
The tree-planting exercise also aligns with Kenya’s broader national goals on ecosystem restoration and increasing forest cover.

Today, WOMESA Kenya paid a courtesy call on the Director General, CPA Omae Nyarandi, to discuss areas of partnership and collaboration aimed at advancing the maritime sector, promoting inclusivity, and strengthening opportunities for women in maritime.
The meeting also explored the need to encourage more women to join the maritime industry through mentorship, capacity building, awareness creation, and increased access to opportunities within the blue economy sector.

Today, WOMESA Kenya paid a courtesy call on the Director General of Kenya Maritime Authority, CPA Omae Nyarandi, to discuss areas of partnership and collaboration aimed at advancing the maritime sector, promoting inclusivity, and strengthening opportunities for women in maritime.
The meeting also explored the need to encourage more women to join the maritime industry through mentorship, capacity building, awareness creation, and increased access to opportunities within the blue economy sector.

The Kenya Maritime Authority’s Department of Maritime Transport and Logistics, led by Jacob Eweet, convened a stakeholder conference in Kilifi to establish a legal framework for Land-Based Maritime Education and Training (MET) and development of Maritime Transport Logistics(MTL) curriculum.

The team is currently working developing occupational standard for MTL professionals with NITA, TVETA, CFS, KIFWA, ICS, MKU, KEMU, RTI, BMA, KCNP among others on transitioning the maritime transport logistics curriculum to a Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) model to enhance sector standards and support Kenya’s Blue Economy.

The Kenya Maritime Authority’s Department of Maritime Transport and Logistics, convened a stakeholder conference in Kilifi to establish a legal framework for Land-Based Maritime Education and Training (MET) and development of Maritime Transport Logistics(MTL) curriculum.

The team is currently working to develop occupational standard for MTL professionals with NITA, TVETA, CFS, KIFWA, ICS, MKU, KEMU, RTI, BMA, KCNP among others on transitioning the maritime transport logistics curriculum to a Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) model to enhance sector standards and support Kenya’s Blue