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Barely able to run ports, state pushes for national shipping company | SA News

12 June 2025 by Guest

It really is preposterous, isn’t it? A government that wants to establish a new state-owned shipping company, but whose navy has little to no working ships and whose air force has little to no working aircraft.

Thankfully, government is – as it does – moving forward so unhurriedly that we may not see final legislation to create a new state-owned shipping company by the early 2030s.

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