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THE PORT OF WALVIS BAY HITS A RECORD HIGH WITH IT’S PRODUCTIVITY LEVELS
The Port of Walvis Bay, a member of the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, has reached its’ highest productivity level yet this year with 37,57 moves per hour, in terms of the number of containers handled from the vessel, Maersk Izmir...
IMPROVING THE SMOOTH FLOW OF CARGO ALONG THE TRANS CAPRIVI CORRIDOR
The Trans Caprivi Corridor (TCC) Cluster held its sixth meeting, recently, in Walvis Bay, Namibia at the Pelican Bay Protea Hotel. The purpose of the meeting was to review and discuss the Joint TCC Cluster action plan aimed at...
NAMIBIA VIA THE WALVIS BAY CORRIDORS GROWING AS A NEW TRADE ROUTE FOR SADC
With the economic slowdown at our door step, the Walvis Bay Corridors still continue to show a growth of 63% compared to the previous year, May 2008 along the Trans Caprivi (TCC), Trans Cunene (TcuC) and the Trans Kalahari...
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT ALONG THE TRANS CUNENE CORRIDOR
Representatives from the Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG) as well as from the transport industry, recently embarked upon a fact finding mission at the borders between Namibia and Angola. The purpose of the mission was to identify...
INCREASED BUSINESS CONFIDENCE ATTRACTS NEW CONTAINER LINE TO THE PORT OF WALVIS BAY
Maruba Container Lines, who are represented by Novaship Namibia (Pty) Ltd in Walvis Bay, a member of the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, have announced a new feeder service which is calling at the Port of Walvis Bay. This service...
