Chinese firms are stakeholders in more than a quarter of Africa's ports
Chinese companies are builders, financiers, or operators in an estimated 78 of 231 African commercial ports, according to a ...
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Global metal giants eye Dar port as key Africa trade hub
Dar es Salaam. Three of the world’s leading metal giants have expressed interest in using the Dar es Salaam Port as a hub for African trade, citing improved efficiency and productivity at Tanzania’s ...
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How Africa can make Special Economic Zones successful
For SEZs to work in Africa, governments must invest in reliable roads, railways, electricity and internet connectivity to ...
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Global metal giants eye Dar Port for African trade
CMST is a global leader in metal storage, while Mercuria is one of the top five global metal trading companies, boasting an ...
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US should be wary of potential for greater Chinese military use of Africa ports, report argues
China’s growing network of ports in Africa could serve as a precursor to the creation of more military bases, according to a ...
China's African port interests are expanding. Is the PLA Navy next on deck?
Chinese state-owned firms have built, financed or currently operate more than one-quarter of Africa's ports, according to a new study that has detailed the scope of Beijing's investment in the ...
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Global metal shippers eye Dar port for African trade
SHIP handling improvements and enhanced efficiency at the port of Dar es Salaam has caught the attention of three global ...