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October 2, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Transnet orders huge container growth study

Durban – Plans to substantially increase container handling capacity at Durban and elsewhere beyond 2014 are still under wraps as Transnet is investigating further. Transnet’s long-term options for expanding container handling include digging out the southern side of the port at Bayhead,

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Durban – Plans to substantially increase container handling capacity at Durban and elsewhere beyond 2014 are still under wraps as Transnet is investigating further.

Transnet’s long-term options for expanding container handling include digging out the southern side of the port at Bayhead,

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