The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has extended humanitarian assistance to families affected by the heavy rains that struck Mombasa County in April 2026. It reaffirmed its commitment to support communities through its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme.
The Authority distributed food and non-food items on Wednesday to affected households in the Likoni and Nyali sub-counties. The relief package included iron sheets, cement, mattresses and essential food supplies to help families recover from the destruction caused by the heavy rains.
Such intervention aims at restoring dignity to affected residents while strengthening their resilience as they rebuild their homes and livelihoods. Many families suffered significant losses during the flooding, with homes damaged and basic household necessities destroyed.
KPA said that this initiative forms part of its broader Corporate Social Investment programme, through which the Authority work closely with local communities and stakeholders to deliver impactful interventions beyond its core mandate of managing and developing ports of Kenya. The programme mainly focuses on improving livelihoods, promoting social well-being and creating sustainable value for communities living around its areas of operation.
During the distribution exercise, Mombasa County Nominated – Senator Miraj Abdillahi praised the Kenya Ports Authority for its swift response and continued dedication to community welfare. She specifically commended KPA Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Captain William Ruto and the Authority’s leadership for providing timely support to families affected by the devastating rains.
The relief effort underscored the Authority’s commitment to stand with communities during times of crisis while contributing to long-term recovery and resilience. By providing both emergency food assistance and essential construction materials. KPA is helping affected households address immediate needs and to begin rebuilding their homes.
The Authority further reaffirmed that through its Corporate Social Investment programme, it will continue partnering with stakeholders in Kenya. It will implement initiatives that enhance the quality of life of surrounding communities and promote sustainable socio-economic development across the coastal region.