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Cape Town’s port: A bottleneck for economic growth

20 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Port of Cape Town is under scrutiny after being ranked among the world’s worst container ports, costing the Western Cape billions in potential economic growth. Research suggests that improving …Read More at Source

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