Ships in port, at the SBM, at the anchorage, arrivals and departures and ships passing Durban at the time of the report.
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DURBAN CRUISE, RORO & TANKER TERMINAL 18 May 2025
Ships in port and ETAs of ships expected in the port of Durban,
Read moreDURBAN MULTI-PURPOSE TERMINALS – 17 April 2025
Ships in port, at the SBM, at the anchorage, arrivals and departures and ships passing Durban at the time of the report.
Read moreAfrica PORTS & SHIPS maritime news 12 April 2025
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news
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First View: Ships in Port
Coral Sul FLNG achieves historic milestone of 100 LNG shipments
Italian Navy frigate Luigi Rizzo bolsters Mozambique ties with port call and new agreements
Trump thinks tariffs can bring back the glory days of US manufacturing. Here’s why he’s wrong
SAMSA launches nationwide fishing vessel safety audit
Folk Maritime expands regional operations with acquisition of M/V Folk Jazan
WTO – A pillar of security and predictability
Transnet unveils R60 million upgrade to East London port, boosting automotive hub status
WHARF TALK: expeditionary cruise ship – HEBBRIDEAN SKY
Transnet seeks partner for new rail leasing venture to boost South Africa’s freight Network
Tariffs on SA citrus will damage both SA and the US, says CGA
Rangel Logistics invests €6 million to boost South Africa’s logistics sector and foster African growth
Durban Multipurpose Terminal achieves historic volumes in 2024/2025 Financial Year
Heavy rains bring death and destruction to DRC capital Kinshasa, main port road cut
UNTU hits back at Transnet wage settlement claim
WHARF TALK: Expeditionary Mobile Base vessel – USS LEWIS B PULLER (ESB-3)
Red Sea mission marks new era in naval surveillance for Combined Maritime Forces
TNPA seeks operator for a liquid bulk terminal at Cape Town port
Wharf Talk – AIDAprima
Indian Navy intercepts drug-smuggling dhow in Arabian Sea
MSC Magnifica to make maiden calls in South Africa and Namibia on 2025 World Cruise
Stena Line Unveils Stena Futuro: A Next-Generation Vessel with 20%+ Energy Savings
Veson Nautical Shipping Market Outlook for Q2 2025 Forecast
Back to the airship as Kuehne+Nagel joins those on board
Maritime industry associations release new BMP Maritime Security Publication to address rising global threats
SA unveils strategic economic diversification plan amid US tariffs
WHARF TALK: PCTC – CMA CGM SILVERSTONE
Hapag-Lloyd to retrofit five large container ships for methanol fuel
‘Liberation Day’ tariffs will ‘change the rules of game’ for global trade – Xeneta
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news 15 February 2025
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news 1 February 2025
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news
Here are the News Headlines:
FIRST VIEW: ECO SALERNO
SA Port Statistics for Calendar Year 2024
Contract awarded to renovate and extend Port of Matadi Container Terminal
RBCT coal exports take an upward turn to reach 52mt
Suez Canal Authority, IMO discuss security and future of maritime trade
TRADE NEWS: Rolls-Royce to power world’s fastest offshore crew transfer vessels for Southern Africa service
China has invested billions in ports around the world. This is why the West is so concerned
Durban Container Terminal Pier 2 – Let’s take another look!
Ulstein 2024 Highlights Video
WHARF TALK: Multi-Purpose Support Vessel (MPSV) – GO SUPPORTER
Tanger Med Port crosses 10 million container mark in 2024
ICS welcomes release of Galaxy Leader crew
TRAC says N4 inside Mozambique to be rehabilitated
TRAC diz que N4 dentro de Moçambique deve ser reabilitado
Port of Nacala tops the 100,000 TEU mark for 2024
Porto de Nacala supera a marca de 100.000 TEU para 2024
MV Mpungu opens a new chapter in Lake Victoria shipping
WHARF TALK: CSOV – IWS STARWALKER
Africa without borders could help the continent prosper – what’s getting in the way
IMO: Statement on the release of the Galaxy Leader crew
INTERCARGO Quality Panel – driving maritime excellence
Global supply chains adapt to new era of trade challenges, report finds
IMO’s Regional Office in Alexandria will strengthen maritime cooperation in MENA region
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news 25 January 2025
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news
Here are the News Headlines:
FIRST VIEW: CMA CGM RIO GRANDE
MV Mpungu opens a new chapter in Lake Victoria shipping
WHARF TALK: CSOV – IWS STARWALKER
Africa without borders could help the continent prosper – what’s getting in the way
IMO: Statement on the release of the Galaxy Leader crew
INTERCARGO Quality Panel – driving maritime excellence
Global supply chains adapt to new era of trade challenges, report finds
IMO’s Regional Office in Alexandria will strengthen maritime cooperation in MENA region
Container sector bullish after stellar 2024, but…
Xeneta appoints new chair amid board changes
Xeneta appoints new chair amid board changes
WHARF TALK: floating university ship – PACIFIC WORLD
Ocean Valiant oil rig aground off Tunisia coast
Biofuels have great potential but supply may present a problem – DNV
Red Sea ‘wait and see’ for shipping lines
INS Tushil visiting Nigeria on homeward voyage
IMO: S-G’s news conference
SAS Amatola begins maritime security patrol
SA Port Statistics for December 2024
Ethiopia-Djibouti Railway runs into first profit in Q4
Kalmar boosts Maputo Port efficiency with new equipment order
CILTSA and BBOpEx Solutions forge strategic partnership
Counterfeit pilot ladders
NovaMarine expands service offerings with acquisition of AllSurvey Industrial
Marguisa Shipping Lines reinforces West Africa service with extra ship
SA Port Statistics for November 2024
Opinion Piece: Taking Stock
Feature: Red Sea Crisis and implications for trade facilitation in Africa
Red Sea crisis and implications for trade facilitation in Africa
The end of 2023 and the first quarter of 2024 are marked by major disruptions to global maritime trade flows as ships entering the Gulf of Aden and sailing
through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal continue to face attacks by Yemen-based Houthis.
This new wave of disruption follows the unprecedented global logistics crunch caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and its fallout in 2020-2022 and the war in Ukraine since 2022. It also compounds the challenges caused by the reduced ship transits in the Panama Canals resulting from the impact of drought on water levels.
DURBAN CRUISE, RORO & TANKER TERMINALS – 7 January 2025 2024
Ships in port and ETAs of ships expected in the port of Durban,
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Ships in port and ETAs of ships expected in the port of Durban.
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