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		<title>MSC DILETTA DOCKS IN LOMÉ AFTER CALLING AT TEMA, GHANA: A MILESTONE FOR WEST AFRICAN PORTS</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The port of Lomé marked a historic moment on 24 April as it welcomed the MSC Diletta &#8211; the largest container ship ever to dock in Togo or anywhere along the West African coast. Measuring an impressive 400 metres in length and 61 metres in width, the vessel’s arrival is a powerful symbol ...]]></description>
		
		
		
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