By John Ndegwa/ BMA Marine Engineering and Nautical Science training at Bandari Maritime Academy is set to reach new heights following the acquisition of advanced training equipment from the Kenya

In addition to its core mandate of producing competent Maritime professionals to drive a sustainable Blue Economy, Bandari Maritime Academy, under the leadership of CEO Dr. Eric Katana, is also

Bandari Maritime Academy CEO, Dr. Eric Katana, hosted Beth Elliot, Director of Strategic Communications at Lloyd’s Register Foundation, alongside Ambassador Nancy Karigithu, Kenya’s Special Envoy and Adviser on Blue Economy

Bandari Maritime Academy is set to enhance its training capabilities through the upgrade of its bridge simulator software, the introduction of diesel engine repair courses and the integration of software

Bandari Maritime Academy continues to actively engage, partner, and collaborate with key stakeholders in the Maritime and Blue Economy sector in line with its strategic mandate. Today, under the leadership

Bandari Maritime Academy Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Eric Katana, hosted Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) Managing Director, Captain William Ruto, during a courtesy visit at Bandari Maritime Academy. The visit underscored

Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA) continues to play a leading role in forging strategic partnerships with institutions in the Maritime, Shipping, and Blue Economy sectors across the region. In line with

Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA), under the leadership of CEO Dr. Eric Katana, continues to reinforce its commitment to excellence in Maritime, Shipping, and Blue Economy education and training. The institution

Marine Spills Pollution Response Exercise (MASEPOLREX25) Field Training Exercise, is currently underway at Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA) in Mombasa, bringing together a distinguished gathering of experts, practitioners, and policymakers from

Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA), under the visionary leadership of CEO Dr. Eric Katana, was honoured to host the Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Hon. Mutahi Kagwe, at its