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There have been increasing international calls for the protection of the airport.

“Transnet is grateful for the collaboration they have received from harbour carriers.” – Earle Peters, CE, Durban Terminals.

Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy has ordered an inspection of commercial fishing vessels.

The truck was impounded after the driver damaged a bridge on the freeway.

Thanks to the country’s expanding middle class and increasing demand for healthy, nutritious food, it is a key growth market.

By the end of the decade, the full quayside will be able to simultaneously receive six 400m-long vessels.

Even temporary obstacles can lead to supply delays and higher costs.

The mariners escaped after a fire broke out on a German oil tanker northeast of Kühlungsborn.

Particularly for smaller ecommerce businesses, costs can be devastating.

Key advantages of the partnership with eeSea include port-to-port transit time information by Xeneta.

“We will return to a trans-Suez network when it is safe to do so.” – Maersk.

The supply of aviation kerosene is facing a severe threat due to regulatory delays.