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Sea Rail Botswana

A Dry Port in Namibia, wholly owned subsidiary of Botswana Railways that operates a dry port facility leased from Namport. The dry port is located adjacent to Namport in Walvis Bay on the western coast of Southern Africa. The location enables the port to capture a large portion of SADC imports and exports that originate from, or are destined for the European market. Commodities that are imported or exported from Botswana through the west coast will therefore form a large percentage of the potential Sea Rail dry port market.





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