Douala Port Faces Severe Congestion, Impacting West African Trade
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Douala Port faces severe congestion, with vessel waiting times reaching nine days, impacting West African trade. Aging infrastructure, seasonal activity peaks, and administrative delays contribute to the port's inefficiencies. An ambitious master plan aims to triple Douala's capacity by 2050, (…)
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