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Eritrea must look at its options

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South Africa must beat corruption and confusion

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Rationale of Newcastle’s suitors

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Port pirates must be eliminated

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Politicians and ‘favours’ unhappy bedfellows

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Fair and proper process the only way

Ultra large container ships are testing the mettle of global terminals. Credit: Kees Torn THE STRATEGIST

Ultra-large boom

Mike Mundy: The tender for the new container terminal at the port of Mombasa was actually a multi-criteria bid process but it still derailed in the face of mis-management THE STRATEGIST

Moving with the times

The initial departure of leading stevedores from ANESCO, notably those in Algeciras (pictured) and Barcelona, led to others being compelled to follow suit Photo: Tony Evans/flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 THE STRATEGIST

A case of fake reforms?

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Transhipment dice roll again

Issues: transhipment volumes are becoming harder to maintain. Credit: Bambi Corro III THE STRATEGIST

Trying times for transhipment

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No to organised crime

Waiting game: Spain's port are suffering from the reform delays. Credit: APM Terminals THE STRATEGIST

Spain’s second stab at reforms

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Corruption health check essential

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Second can be better than first

Protests: South Korea is not as predictable as it used to be. Credit: Afnos THE STRATEGIST

South Korea’s turn

Bangladesh must overcome geopolitical factors, among more, to progress with major port development. Credit: Fredrik Rubensson. THE STRATEGIST

The case of Bangladesh

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Politics or practicalities?

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At the mercy of carriers

What next: Piraeus's concessioning process raises questions. Credit: John Cook THE STRATEGIST

Piraeus saga: to be continued?

Higher: did COSCO pay over the odds for Piraeus? THE STRATEGIST

Coscos Piraeus bid defies market realities