Walvis Bay corridors gain traction

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The Namibian Government’s aim to handle and process a larger slice of southern and central Africa’s imports and exports is gaining momentum as new bonded facilities in Walvis Bay are opened/ developed. Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe have all received parcels of land in the port to construct their respective facilities, and while Zambia and Botswana have commenced operations at theirs, Zimbabwe has just started preparing the ground for its terminal.

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Walvis Bay corridors gain traction

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The Namibian Government’s aim to handle and process a larger slice of southern and central Africa’s imports and exports is gaining momentum as new bonded facilities in Walvis Bay are opened/ developed. Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe have all received parcels of land in the port to construct their respective facilities, and while Zambia and Botswana have commenced operations at theirs, Zimbabwe has just started preparing the ground for its terminal.

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