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Cape Town port sees 112% surge in rerouted ships

12 March 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

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

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