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Cape Town calls for private-sector intervention as port ranks worst in the worldBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor PORTS According to the newly published World Bank Container Port Performance Index, the Port of Cape Town has been identified as the worst performing port in the world. It is joined in the bottom 16 of the 405-strong list of container ports by Durban, Ngqura and Port Elizabeth (Transnet still refers to the port by this name).
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