President Uhuru Kenyatta is expected to launch the country's 4th inland depot, easing congestion at the container Port of Mombasa. Built about 100 kilometres from the capital Nairobi, in the town of Naivasha, the depot will handle about 2 million tonnes of cargo annually. CGTN's Robert Nagila reports.
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