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Head-to-Head: Mombasa and Dar es Salaam’s Rise Amid Red Sea Turmoil

Amid continuing severe challenges in the Red Sea, African ports, such as Dar es Salaam and Mombasa, have experienced notable gains in performance, potentially benefiting from the rerouting of shipping traffic caused by Houthi attacks.

A detailed study by Container News, using a Port Performance Compound Indicator, reveals intriguing shifts in the operational capacities and strategic relevance of these ports within affected maritime networks.

 


 

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