Progress in Coega

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

While doubt over the construction of an aluminium smelter at Coega continues to dominate coverage of the South African project, there has been some good news on the venture. Coega Development Corporation (CDC) has revealed that the first ship will dock at the port during the second half of this year, although it will not be officially opened until June next year.

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