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South African Ports Authority Signs Deal with Petrochemical Operators

Franklin Ocheneyi3 months ago3 months ago01 mins

Approximately three-quarters of South Africa’s fuel imports flow through Island View Precinct, which is part of Durban port on the east coast ‌and ⁠acts as the country’s main storage and supply hub.

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