Walvis Bay to grow port capacity
2013-07-13 · Industrial Developments news
Walvis Bay to grow port capacity
CONSTRUCTION: Namibia's Walvis Bay port will undergo a N$3 billion (R3 billion) expansion to enable it to handle as many as 1-million containers a year, the port authority said yesterday.
Construction was scheduled to begin by the end of the year. The deep-water port has the capacity at present to handle 350 000 containers a year.
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