The rapid expansion of inland container depots (ICDs) in Dar es Salaam is putting increasing pressure on the city’s roads, forcing authorities to rethink how cargo is stored, transported and...
By
Gadiosa Lamtey
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. The rapid expansion of inland container depots (ICDs) in Dar es Salaam is putting increasing pressure on the city’s roads, forcing authorities to rethink how cargo is stored, transported and distributed.
Tanzania's ports are recording strong growth in vehicle imports, container traffic and dry bulk cargo, reflecting increased trade…
Member States of the Central Corridor have called for increased investment in Inland Container Depots (ICDs) and expanded rail…
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In addition to more than 60 million domestic market, he noted that Tanzania serves eight landlocked countries that rely on the…
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