World News – Page 77
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NewsMajor terminal opens
A new African container terminal has opened with the ability to handle the largest container vessels.
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NewsManagement overhaul
Port terminal management is being overhauled in one African country to enable better efficiency and more investment.
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NewsPort concessions swap
The value of change has been highlighted in a new port concessions agreement.
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NewsNEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
The Middle East is home to a number of ‘new generation’ terminal operators looking to expand internationally. AJ Keyes examines their plans, business models and strategies.
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NewsPandemic port chaos
Port congestion in China is beginning to ease but schedule reliability is suffering.
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NewsDIVERSE ACTION PLANS
The Red Sea is home to a number of different ports. AJ Keyes assesses how ports and terminal operators in the region are adopting different agendas and strategies.
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NewsCaptain in court
The captain of a container ship that caught on fire and sank outside a port in Asia has appeared in court.
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NewsGreen light for new South American port
Construction of a new multipurpose port in South America has been authorised.
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NewsPorts face diversification challenge
European ports are diversifying their activities but face management and funding challenges.
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NewsTackling terminal efficiency
Terminal operations in North Africa will be overhauled as part of a new efficiency project.
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NewsPort growth masterplan
A digital growth masterplan is being developed at a South American port to aid smart development.
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NewsTHE WORLD’S BANANA REPUBLIC
Ecuador had a very difficult 2020 due to COVID-19 but prospects are now improving. Rob Ward assesses the impact on ports and looks at expected developments for 2021.
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NewsChina development beckons
Ports and logistics in China will see investment with a new corporate allegiance.
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NewsSEPETIBA TECON SURVIVES
Brazil’s leading association for port terminal operators has vented its fury at the attempts to close the Sepetiba Tecon container terminal and CSN solid bulk terminal, as Rob Ward discovers.
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NewsBREXIT CHALLENGES CONTINUE
The view from Continental Europe of Brexit is of a complicated trading picture with plenty of challenges remaining. Janny Kok reports.
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NewsNORTH CORRIDOR CONUNDRUM
The Northern Corridor extending from the port of Mombasa to key landlocked African countries is seeing ongoing improvements but the big issue of further extension of the Standard Gauge Railway remains stalled. Mike Mundy reports.
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