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Opinion 4 years ago

Pelindo merger: Toward liberated management

Lacking fresh ideas, the Pelindos have for decades run all sub-unit businesses under a single management.

Business 4 years ago

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Pelindo firms to merge into world’s ‘eighth-largest’ port operator

The State-Owned Enterprises (SOE) Ministry is set to merge port operators PT Pelindo I through IV in a bid to become a bigger, more efficient company that could become a global player in port services.

Environment 4 years ago

Cameroon's main port city battles mounting flood peril

Impelled by suspected climate change and worsened by urban planning and blocked drains, flooding has become more and more frequent in Makepe-Missoke, a poor district in Cameroon's largest port city, Douala.

City 5 years ago

One dead after vessel capsizes in North Jakarta

The ship collided with wreckage at the entrance of Muara Angke Port.

National 5 years ago

Ship collision in North Sumatra bay kills one, injures six

A fishing boat heading out to sea collided with a ferry coming into port in Sibolga Bay. Police are investigating the accident.

Business 5 years ago

Govt seeks to boost tourism in West Sumatra with new port, road

The government plans to develop port infrastructure in Padang to spur tourism in West Sumatra, especially in the Mentawai Islands regency, an official has said.

National 5 years ago

One dead, six in critical condition as fire razes boats in North Sumatra port

One person has died and six others have been severely injured in a fire that destroyed four boats in the old port of Teluk Dalam, South Nias regency in North Sumatra on Monday evening.

Business 5 years ago

North Sumatra port debuts in global container business

The container shipped to Port Klang in Malaysia on Saturday was the first of weekly shipments.

World 5 years ago

Chaos in the Caribbean as ports turn away cruises on virus fears

The Dominican Republic turned away a cruise ship with about 1,500 people on board Thursday, the latest such episode as coronavirus concerns spread to tourist meccas in the Caribbean.

Business 6 years ago

Four major ports to sell tickets online only by March

State-owned ferry operator ASDP Indonesia Ferry will require passengers at 35 seaports to book online by next year. The company is eyeing partnerships with online travel agents such as Traveloka and Tiket.com.