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The Shipping WorldA collection of interesting facts, figures and explanations about shipping and transport in general and of its people. IAPH concludes 28th World Ports Conference in Los Angeles The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) convened at its 28th World Ports Conference in Los Angeles, USA, from 6-10 May 2013, under the theme of “Working on Today. Focusing on Tomorrow”. The conference successfully concluded after attracting more than 500 delegates and accompanying persons from across the world. A number of important Resolutions were carried and will be attached to this article for readers' information. New helicopter for Durban port Sporting a bright red/orange aft section, the Port of Durban’s new marine helicopter arrived on Friday, 5 February 2010 A sense of déjà vu There’s a certain sense of déjà vu down at the harbour right now, brought on by all this activity to do with ... The much hyped widening and deepening of the Durban entrance channel is about to get underway and once completed will ... Late in the evening on Sunday 18 March 2007 a cut-off low reached its peak intensity off the KwaZulu-Natal coast ... The names of many tropical cyclones are forgotten as soon as the season is over - there is a lot of sea in ... Proposals for a new waterfront and marina along Durban’s Victoria Embankment have made the news recently, without quite raising the ire (so far) of any who ... by the end of 2007 it is quite likely that the face of Durban harbour will have begun taking on a different appearance ... with geological surveys suggesting that the islands could be sitting on billions of barrels of oil and, with a population of less than 150,000, every man, women and child on the islands could, in theory, become millionaires ... is whether there is a need for a second port to be excavated from the soils of the present Durban International Airport? ... there are plans afoot to extend the life and scope of Durban as South Africa's premier port ... |
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