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Improving data collection in African ports to boost efficiencies

Port Connectivity Portal

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COTE D’IVOIRE: An initiative to create an African Ports Connectivity Portal, funded by the Beijing-based Multilateral Co-operation Centre for Development Finance (MCDF) aims to improve data collection and connectivity among the continent’s ports.

Four vessels on order for African port development Four vessels on order for African port development

Four vessels on order for African port development

ANGOLA: Having signed an agreement to undertake their first port development project in Angola some five years ago, Toyota Tsusho Corporation has...
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Technology is driving maritime skills requirements Technology is driving maritime skills requirements

Technology is driving maritime skills requirements

SOUTH AFRICA: It is critical that skills training and development keep pace with the speed of technological evolution in the maritime sector, or...
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New port development contract signed New port development contract signed

New port development contract signed

THE GAMBIA: The Government of The Gambia and the Gambian Port Authority have signed an agreement with the Turkish Port Operator, Albayrak, to...
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Weather conditions cause container loss Weather conditions cause container loss

Weather conditions cause container loss

SOUTH AFRICA: A New Generation Ultra Large Container Vessel, the CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin, has reported loss of 44 containers overboard having...
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Severe conditions test salvage response Severe conditions test salvage response

Severe conditions test salvage response

SOUTH AFRICA: Ongoing severe weather conditions that have ravaged the Western Cape this week are not helping the unfolding situation to salvage an...
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Technical assistance offered to developing countries Technical assistance offered to developing countries

Technical assistance offered to developing countries

The International Maritime Organisation is offering support to developing countries who require technical assistance for the creation of National...
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