'Walvis Bay Is Swift And Fiddle-Free'
Monday, October 27, 2008
In February this year, Botswana and Namibia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to secure a piece of land measuring approximately 36,000 square metres adjacent to the Walvis Bay for the development of a dry port facility for Botswana. Last week, President Ian Khama was on an official visit to Namibia, partly to work out the modalities of implementing the MoU.
The South African-based WBCG's business development manager, Zunaid Pochee, described the Walvis Bay port as secure, with zero rate pilferage and a short transit time.
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