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Posted: Nov 11, 2025

Maritime drills builds response readiness

Strengthening maritime capacity

SEYCHELLES: Maritime and port security officials participated in a National Drills and Exercises Workshop last week to strengthen national preparedness and coordination to respond effectively to potential security threats at sea.

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Posted: Nov 10, 2025

Calling for continental maritime alignment

Conference highlights the need for African collaboration

SOUTH AFRICA: The need for collaboration, harmonisation and alignment across Africa’s maritime space once again come under the spotlight throughout last week’s Maritime Forward Africa Conference in Cape Town organised by the Maritime Business Chamber (MBC).

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Posted: Nov 10, 2025

Bolstering Nigeria’s offshore capacity

Converted FPSO to support offshore field

A converted FPSO left Dubai this weekend to take up position at Nigeria’s Okwok field as a key asset to support production in the offshore block. Designed to operate continuously for up to 15 years without drydocking, the vessel is expected to begin production in in the first quarter of next year.

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Posted: Nov 7, 2025

Ghana works to establish National Hydrographic Office

Strengthening hydrographic capacity

GHANA: A new partnership between Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) and the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) is aiming to see the establishment of a National Hydrographic Office (NHO).

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Posted: Nov 6, 2025

Shipping transaction approved

Competition commission approves transaction without conditions

SOUTH AFRICA: The Competition Commission has given the green light to Singapore-based Norden Shipping's acquisition of Taylor Maritime's South African dry bulk shipping contracts, finding the transaction poses no substantial threat to market competition or public interest.

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Posted: Nov 5, 2025

Recognised for leadership in global ocean governance

IMO committee chair position for South Africa

Advocate Radia Razack, the Acting DDG: Oceans and Coast in the Ministry of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has been elected as Chair of the London Convention and Protocol, the global marine pollution treaty at the International Maritime Organisation.

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Posted: Nov 3, 2025

New CEO takes up position at SAMSA

Appointment ends long wait to fill vacancy

SOUTH AFRICA: The announcement on social media that the new permanent Chief Executive Officer officially reported for duty at the South African Maritime Safety Authority in Pretoria today was met with widespread enthusiasm from the industry who have been anticipating his arrival since the appointment was finalised by Cabinet recently.

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Posted: Nov 1, 2025

Major decision to review FRAP appeals could lead to instability

Minister to test predecessor’s decisions in court

SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment’s (DFFE) unusual decision to review the previous Minister’s appeal decisions, which was announced as “unprecedented” in a statement issued on Friday, has been met with mixed responses.

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MERCHANT
SHIPPING BILL

WITHDRAWN: 

The processing of the Merchant Shipping Bill 2023 had been withdrawn from parliament to allow the Department of Transport to finalise the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) process.

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