DP World to Build, Manage Congolese Deepwater Port

Posted by Joseph Keefe
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Dubai ports operator DP World will build and manage a new deepwater port on Democratic Republic of Congo's Atlantic coast, the Central African country's transportation minister said on Wednesday.

Jose Makila told reporters that DP World would hold a 70 percent ownership stake in the port at Banana while the government would control 30 percent.

Reporting By Amedee Mwarabu 

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