KRA threatens to auction list of overstayed goods in Nairobi depots
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced plans to auction dozens of consignments of overstayed goods at various inland container depots in Nairobi after issuing a 30-day notice to owners to clear the cargo. In a Kenya Gazette Notice No. 17122 dated October 28, 2026, KRA said the goods would be treated as abandoned and […]
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced plans to auction overstayed goods held in Nairobi's inland container depots, issuing a 30-day notice to owners to clear the cargo. The auction, scheduled for December 14-17, 2026, will include a variety of items such as industrial machinery, pharmaceutical products, agricultural chemicals, household goods, and food products.
Among the listed consignments are 1,260 packages of fortified rice and soy meal destined for South Sudan, 1,695 cartons of assorted confectionery, and 1,750 packages of baby diapers. KRA aims to dispose of the goods if owners fail to clear them within the given timeframe. Buyers can inspect the goods between December 10-11, 2026, at their respective storage locations.
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