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Cape Town stays bottom of global port rankings despite gains

19 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Despite being ranked last among 400 ports globally in the latest Container Port Performance Index, Transnet asserts that its turnaround strategy is yielding results, with Ship Turnaround Times …Read More at Source

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