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Tanzania Pushes Back on Chinese Port Project
THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 02 December 2019 by CIMSEC Bagamoyo Port illustration (file image) China’s Maritime Silk Road ambitions suffered a setback after Tanzanian officials refused to budge over stalled negotiations to build what would be the largest deep-water port in Africa. Initially agreed to in 2013,...
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Anti-piracy efforts pay off in Indian Ocean, but terrorism still a threat
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