The Port of Cape Town has recorded a 112 percent surge in diverted vessels. This is driven by global shipping lines rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope due to the ongoing Middle East conflict. With …Read More at Source
Cape Town port sees 112% surge in rerouted ships
you may also love
108-year-old submarine wreck seen in new footage
Researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution captured close-up images of a WWI-era submarine lost at sea 108 …
Boks vs All Blacks: FREE MyCiti rides for Cape Town test, R20 return trains
Free MyCiti shuttles and a R20 return fare on trains will help rugby fans beat Cape Town traffic when the All Blacks arrive …
Vigil after fourth murder in two months
More than 1 000 people came together to hold a vigil in Strandfontein in Cape Town after yet another resident was …
New experience at Kruger United: Ebrahim Seedat ready to try Motsepe Foundation! | OneFootball
New experience at Kruger United: Ebrahim Seedat ready to try Motsepe Foundation! After a disappointing spell with Cape Town …
