Africa – Page 5

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    Port and rail infrastructure in Guinea

    2011-02-07T14:13:00Z

    Environmental and socioeconomic impact assessment studies on new port and rail infrastructure in Guinea are about to get underway.

  • Places like Lamu depend on their marine environment. Photo: Karl R Gjertsen.
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    Keeping the balance: development and protection in Africa

    2011-01-12T00:00:00Z

    While ports are part of the logistics chain with a decisive role in the protection of the marine environment, port expansion or development always raises a balancing problem of priority between environmental and social-economic issues.

  • The Secretary General of PMAESA Mr. Jerome Ntibarekerwa (left)
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    Infrastructure: Key to Africa’s future

    2010-03-20T11:14:00Z

    The recent PMAESA Conference in Durban focused on the critical issue of “Linking Ports to Corridors for Regional Integration. Njuguna Mutonya* reports

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    African Ports Conference in December

    2009-11-20T09:53:00Z

    Maritime experts from the African continent will meet in Durban, South Africa on the 10th and 11th of December for the 35th African Ports and Maritime Conference which will chart ways of enhancing regional integration in the drive to economic sustainability espoused by its leadership.

  • Harry Barnes-Dabban
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    West and Central African ports address the need for environmental management

    2009-11-16T16:11:00Z

    Harry Barnes-Dabban, Corporate Estates & Environment Manager for Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority, highlights the need for WACAF to prioritise their environmental challenges or risk becoming a dumping ground

  • Mr. Jerome Ntibarekerwa,
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    Greening Africa’s ports

    2009-06-07T13:59:00Z

    In line with global efforts to develop and operate ports in a sustainable manner, two leading port associations are now taking the initiative to develop an environmental strategy for African ports. Njuguna Mutonya reports