Indian automobile manufacturer Tata Motors has launched six new next-generation Prima heavy commercial vehicles in Kenya with partner Tata Africa Holding Kenya.
Mobius Motors is preparing to launch its first production vehicle in Kenya known as the Mobius II, a vehicle designed for the rugged roads of Africa.
Nairobi is the world's fourth-most congested city, according to IBM's Commuter Pain survy in 2011. This congestion is costing the city both in terms of road accidents and productivity. It's estimated that the city loses about $578,000 per day because of its congestion.
The county government agency in Nairobi, Kenya, added 11 refuse trucks to bolster garbage collection and plans to acquire another 39 trucks.
Scania has begun operations in East Africa with a center in Nairobi, Kenya. An independent distributor had previously represented Scania in that country.
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) announced that it will establish an office in Nairobi, Republic of Kenya in January 2014.
Nairobi, Kenya-based UN-Habitat, the lead United Nations agency for housing and urban development, is partnering with TomTom to ease urban congestion worldwide.
DB Schenker Logistics has opened a new multi-customer facility in Kenya. Customers from industrial, electronics, healthcare, and consumer industries will benefit from the high-quality services DB Schenker is offering, according to the company.
The Mombasa county government recently unveiled a fleet of state-of-the-art police vehicles meant to boost security in the county.
The Kenya Transporters Association (KTA) recently opened its Heavy Commercial Vehicle (HCV) Driver Development Institute to Total Kenya and Bamburi Cement (Lafarge). Both are major users of East African transport corridors.
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