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Post Script

  • A touch of spice down under

    The Port of Melbourne Corp has published the names of the four parties short-listed for “the right to operate the third international container terminal at the Port of Melbourne". 13 Jun 2013 - Port Strategy

  • In ascendancy

    Tanzania has laid down its claim for a future large slice of regional trade through a deal with China to build the new port of Bagamoyo in its Mbegani area, north west of Dar es Salaam, at a total cost of $10bn. 30 May 2013 - Port Strategy

  • Second helpings on terminal concessions

    Name a port that won’t eventually go for a second container terminal operator. You might think Port of Singapore but you would be wrong: included within PSA's operating arrangements are certain dedicated container terminals for shipping lines. 16 May 2013 - Port Strategy

  • Power plays?

    Is it relevant for geo-political aspects to intrude into port deals? 28 Feb 2013 - Port Strategy

  • Mombasa musings

    Late last year saw President Kibaki preside over the ground breaking ceremony for the Port of Mombasa’s second container terminal. While the event marked progress, it is very slow progress indeed. 14 Feb 2013 - Port Strategy

  • Call for common sense

    For a country that wishes to attract investors from a market sector that in practical terms has only a limited number of players with the resource and will to undertake major container terminal developments some might say that India’s approach to delivering efficient and timely concessions needs a major overhaul. 19 Dec 2012 - Port Strategy

  • Failing to succeed

    Have you ever been responsible for any noteworthy failures in your business career? No, me neither, but apparently it happens. 04 Nov 2012 - Port Strategy

  • Mediterranean musings

    Determining prospects for Mediterranean container demand and capacity can be a sticky business. Covering cultures as diverse as the Black Sea and North Africa, and Greece and Turkey, it can be a challenge to join the container capacity dots. 01 Nov 2012 - Port Strategy

  • DPW's Aden arrangement ends in divorce

    So the marriage is over – DP World is exiting its container operations in the Yemen seemingly by agreement with the new post-revolutionary government, receiving $27m for its 50% stake in the Yemen container terminal. 27 Sep 2012 - Port Strategy

  • The transhipment race

    Have you noticed the debate in the on-line Global Ports Forum about who will become the main container terminals in East and West Africa? We have, and have taken it upon ourselves to score some of the suggestions. 12 Jul 2012 - Port Strategy

  • Fact or fiction

    Is Mediterranean Shipping Company offering for sale part of its global portfolio of container terminals or is it planning to spin off its terminal division in an initial public offering in Singapore? 13 Jun 2012 - Port Strategy

  • The regulator

    It is now just over five years since South Africa’s Regulator – one of the world’s few independent port regulators – first convened. 30 May 2012 - Port Strategy

  • Legacy or lunacy?

    They say it will represent an important part of the legacy of Kenyan president Mwai Kibaki but how realistic is it to think that Kenya’s new port of Lamu will follow an effective development programme? 05 Apr 2012 - Port Strategy

  • Lethal cocktail

    Congestion is back in the East African ports of Mombasa and Dar es Salaam and to informed observers this comes as no surprise. 14 Mar 2012 - Port Strategy

  • Bad times cometh

    Ask any container shipping line about its New Year’s resolution and it has to be finding the path to stem financial losses. 08 Feb 2012 - Port Strategy

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