Uganda and Rwanda are investing in logistics infrastructure to surpass Kenya in growth by 2031, according to a report. The focus is on expanding logistics capacity around key markets that rely heavily on cross-border trade. Kenya has long been a regional hub for logistics, but its growth is expected to slow compared to its neighbors. The report highlights that Kampala and Kigali are prioritizing infrastructure development to support increasing trade volumes. This shift could reshape regional trade dynamics in East Africa. The move comes as Kenya faces challenges in maintaining its competitive edge in logistics services.