FLOODING IN DURBAN – GENERAL OPERATIONAL UPDATE (2)

Further to our previous communique regarding the devastating impact left by the
recent flooding in KwaZulu-Natal, we wish to update you further on the operational
developments in the port of Durban.

The waterside operations continue as normal although stack occupancy remains on
the high side.

Landside operations commenced already for essential cargo via Bluff and Bayhead
Road although still controlled and supervised by the relevant authorities.
Appointment slots provided must strictly be adhered to when collecting or
delivering containers from/to the terminals. This is currently being communicated
by each terminal via the usual communication mediums.

Due to high occupancy levels inside Pier 1 and 2 terminals respectively, we urge
customers to make good use of the appointment system and collect import containers
as soon as possible within the standard free period provided. Currently the rail
is still non-operational.

On the export front, at this stage only reefer cargo is accepted but still no dry
cargo stacks available. We are closely monitoring the developments in- and outside
the various terminals and will communicate our recovery plans for the affected
dry cargo bookings separately in the next few days.

We appreciate your understanding, patience and ongoing support during this
challenging time.