about 19 years ago
The port authorities in Cape Town have started on a R4,2bn project that will more than double its containerisation capacity in the next four years on the existing footprint of the port area. The aim is to upgrade the container terminal to a modern deep-water four-berth terminal to handle 1,4-million
The port authorities in Cape Town have started on a R4,2bn project that will more than double its containerisation capacity in the next four years on the existing footprint of the port area.
The aim is to upgrade the container terminal to a modern deep-water four-berth terminal to handle 1,4-million TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) containers a year through the port.
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