The Drive for a Regional Hub Port for West Africa: General Requirements and Capacity Forecast

Currently there is a drive by a number of West African Ports to attain the status of hub port for the region. This has been driven largely by increasing container throughput in the region in addition to increasing costs for shippers; the latter...

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The Drive for a Regional Hub Port for West Africa: General Requirements and Capacity Forecast

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