Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news 26 July 2025

Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news

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FIRST VIEW: specialist wood chip carrier – SILVICULTURE

FOCUS: Exploring the Major Ports of Angola –Part One
FOCUS: Exploring the Minor Ports & Landing Places of Angola – Part Two
Port of Maputo cargo volumes hit by unrest and export downturn, but signs of recovery emerge
South African citrus gains ground in EU and Middle Eastern Markets as export season hits midpoint
African collaboration tackles marine pollution – Port State control training
First of two new high-capacity dredges arrives at Kenmare’s Moma Mine in Mozambique
Transnet Port Terminals moves record volume of containers in a week
DHL commits €500 million to strengthen healthcare logistics in Africa
Angola eyes Moçâmedes Railway Concession, inspired by Lobito model but facing structural gaps
SA Port Statistics for June 2025
Tanzania charts a new maritime course with the launch of TASHICO
Egypt seals second Chinese shipyard deal to bolster fleet with two Kamsarmax bulkers
ICS backs IMO Net-Zero framework but calls for clarity on incentives
Global uncertainties cast long shadows over Q3 shipping outlook
Reduced Gulf of Guinea piracy reported but region remains a risk
East London terminal handles first transshipments in over a decade

Guinea launches national shipping line to transport booming bauxite exports

TotalEnergies & the foreign-controlled Afungi fortress

Decarbonising the shipping sector: South Africa advances plans

Monrovia Freeport launches 24-Hour marine operations in landmark logistics upgrade

Mozambique’s refinery ambitions could reshape regional energy trade – but where will the crude arrive?

Transnet–UMK deal signals potential turning point in manganese rail logistics

IMO and the path to net-zero: Barriers for climate-vulnerable countries – SIDS and LDCs

FOCUS: Namibia’s Maritime Gateways: Walvis Bay and Lüderitz in Transition

NEMO gains official recognition from IMO and IAEA to advance nuclear maritime energy

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Africa PORTS & SHIPS Maritime News

Wednesday’s Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news

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First View : SENTINEL
Tema Port Expansion workers in protest against poor working conditions
East African Indian Ocean container trade to grow by 7 Million TEUs by 2020 – Dynamar
New strike brings Kenya’s oil reserves to 750 million barrels
Loss of mv Bukoba, Tanzania’s ‘Titanic’ remembered
CEAR busy rehabilitating strategic Malawi railway lines
Tug number six to be launched this week
PRESS RELEASES
Expected Ship Arrivals and Ships in Port
Cruise News and Naval Activities
Pic of the Day : KIARA

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