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Land reclamation application in the Port of Durban Land reclamation application in the Port of Durban

Land reclamation application in the Port of Durban

Public comment window open on TNPA's proposed Durban port land reclamation

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SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority is seeking approval to reclaim 22.4 hectares of land within the Port of Durban between the existing Point multi-purpose terminal quay wall and a proposed new Point Container Terminal quay wall.

NSC steps in to resolve major maritime disputes NSC steps in to resolve major maritime disputes

NSC steps in to resolve major maritime disputes

Mediating major storage issues

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NIGERIA: The Nigerian Shippers' Council (NSC) has demonstrated its effectiveness as a neutral dispute resolution body, recently mediating two high-stakes maritime disputes in contested storage charges. In both cases, structured mediation delivered substantial financial concessions for the aggrieved parties and averted what could have become...
RTG delivery to boost port efficiency RTG delivery to boost port efficiency

RTG delivery to boost port efficiency

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Traffic flow restored as bulk carrier refloated Traffic flow restored as bulk carrier refloated

Traffic flow restored as bulk carrier refloated

EGYPT: The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has confirmed the successful refloating of the bulk carrier, Xin Tain Yuan after it grounded due to a...
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Pilchard punches above its weight in pricing

SOUTH AFRICA: According to information included in the Competition Commission’s second Cost of Living (Col) released yesterday, the humble...
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Possible fuel surcharge on hold for now Possible fuel surcharge on hold for now

Possible fuel surcharge on hold for now

SOUTH AFRICA: The Off Port Limits Association South Africa (OPLASA) has confirmed that they are monitoring the current market conditions through...
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Global strategy for maritime digitalisation approved Global strategy for maritime digitalisation approved

Global strategy for maritime digitalisation approved

The Facilitation Committee (FAL) of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has approved a global strategy for maritime digitalization as...
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Land reclamation application in the Port of Durban

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority is seeking approval to reclaim 22.4 hectares of land within the Port of Durban between the existing Point multi-purpose terminal quay wall and a proposed new Point Container Terminal quay wall.

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