Ngqura

Ngqura is a deepwater port located in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. It is situated within the Coega Development Zone, a designated industrial development zone. The port was officially opened in 2004 and is one of South Africa's newest deepwater facilities. Ngqura is designed to handle a variety of cargo, including containers, bulk goods, and petroleum products.

The strategic location of Ngqura on the eastern coast of South Africa makes it a key hub for international trade. It serves as a gateway for goods entering and leaving the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. The port's infrastructure includes a large container terminal, a bulk terminal, and a specialized terminal for liquid bulk. Its deepwater capabilities allow it to accommodate the largest vessels currently in operation.

The Coega Development Zone, surrounding the port, is focused on attracting investment in manufacturing, logistics, and energy sectors. This integrated approach aims to foster economic growth and create employment opportunities in the region. Ngqura port plays a vital role in the success of the development zone by providing efficient and modern logistical support for businesses operating within it and for trade across the African continent and beyond.