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Home›Dredging›Namibia: Dredging Project on Walvis Bay to Enhance Port Capacity
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November 25, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Namibia: Dredging Project on Walvis Bay to Enhance Port Capacity

Millions of dollars worth of investment by NamPort will enable the Port of Walvis Bay to host larger container vessels. With the start of… By Francios Olivier (sun) [mappress] Source: sun, November 25, 2010;

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Millions of dollars worth of investment by NamPort will enable the Port of Walvis Bay to host larger container vessels. With the start of…

By Francios Olivier ( sun )

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Source: sun, November 25, 2010;

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