LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority

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As we celebrate 63 years, we honor our shared journey and renew our commitment to building a better tomorrow for everyone. remains dedicated to transforming lives through world-class infrastructure, while creating meaningful opportunities for our youth and future generations. May we continue too build education, empower skills and promote a future we all desire and hope for.

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Progress takes vision, consistency and patience. Every milestone achieved today contributes to stronger Regional connectivity and greater opportunities tomorrow. Tunasonga mbele!

With almost 4 million visitors in national parks alone and an overall growth of 6.2% in 2025, the Tourism sector has remained a key contributor to Kenya’s GDP. This is why the Master-planned resort cities are a key pillar of the vision. Planned for Lamu(Mokowe), Isiolo(Kipsing gap), and the Lake Turkana region(Kalokol), these cities are designed to stimulate tourism, attract investment and turn the areas into tourism growth hubs.

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We join all the Muslim faithful in Kenya and across the world in celebrating Eid al-Adha, a moment of reflection, sacrifice, and compassion. May this occasion bring peace, unity, and renewed hope to all.
Eid Mubarak.

Globally, major Trade Corridors often take 10–30 years before full economic returns become visible because ports depend on wider ecosystems of trade, industry, logistics, and regional integration. holds a strong strategic potential, performing well compared to similar projects around the world. With financial activation, a challenge many projects face as they go along, it is gradually emerging and meeting the region’s needs, standing out as the long -term economic transformer.

The transport sector notably increases travel times along some of routes, showing the great impact and transformation infrastructure brings. From connecting towns to improved security and increased businesses, transformation is constantly taking place.

Same route, new travel time! We are excited to announce that You can now travel with us at night from Lamu to Mombasa. Everyday at 9:00pm!!! Pack your bags, mombasani tunaenda!!

Incase you missed it, here is what the Kazakhstan Agreements Could Mean for Eastern African Trade.

Read more on the agreements: https://president.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/DURING-THE-STATE-VISIT-TO-KAZAKHSTAN.pdf

Kenya, Kazakhstan sign agreements to deepen trade and diplomatic ties Kenya and Kazakhstan have signed a raft of bilateral agreements aimed at strengthening and expanding diplomatic and economic ties between the two countries, during President William Ruto's State Visit to the Central Asia nation.

"To strengthen connectivity and regional integration, we have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at enhancing cooperation in intermodal and multimodal transport systems. We also discussed closer collaboration between Kazakhstan’s key Transport Corridors and LAPSSET Corridor and Eastern Africa’s Northern Corridor in order to facilitate trade, strengthen regional integration, and enhance global connectivity." - HIS EXCELLENCY HON. WILLIAM SAMOEI RUTO, PhD, C.G.H., PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE DEFENCE FORCES, DURING THE STATE VISIT TO KAZAKHSTAN.

Action Life, in collaboration with Frontier under a U.S. Government-supported initiative, successfully convened a two-day high-level Community Engagement Workshop on “Advancing U.S. Private Sector and Defense Economics in Lamu” at Tamarind Tree Hotel, Nairobi.

The engagement brought together key stakeholders from the Lamu County Government, security agencies, Kenya Defence Forces, National Counter Terrorism Centre - Kenya LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority, private sector actors and development partners to explore practical pathways for strengthening peace, resilience, investor confidence, and sustainable economic growth in Lamu County.

Discussions focused on the blue economy, Lamu Port, LAPSSET opportunities, civil–military cooperation, and innovative community-led approaches that can transform Lamu into a secure and investment-ready economic frontier. Participants emphasized the importance of strengthening trust between communities and security actors, promoting local ownership, amplifying youth and women-led enterprises, and repositioning Lamu through positive narratives and sustainable investment partnerships.

The workshop also generated forward-looking ideas around fisheries, tourism, logistics, coconut value addition, market access, public awareness campaigns, and locally driven “Defense Economics” models that integrate security and development.
Together, we continue building a peaceful, resilient, and prosperous Lamu where communities, security actors, and investors work hand in hand to unlock opportunity for all.