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Posted: Nov 27, 2025

Boosting fresh produce logistics to Europe

Maiden service sets sail

MOROCCO: DP World has launched the Atlas service to boost fresh produce logistics between Morocco, the United Kingdom and Europe.

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Posted: Nov 27, 2025

Offshore data licensing agreement signed

Promoting offshore opportunities

COMOROS: The Island State of Comoros has hailed its intention to explore its offshore opportunities with the announcement of an agreement to grant TGS the rights to market and license geophysical data covering the Comoros’s offshore basins.  

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Posted: Nov 26, 2025

Facilitating cargo movement

Road rehabilitation completed

SOUTH AFRICA: The Bayhead Road rehabilitation project which commenced in June this year has been completed a month ahead of schedule, helping improve cargo movement in the Port of Durban for the busy festive season.

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Posted: Nov 26, 2025

New vessel bolsters moves to modernise fishing sector

Initiating an investment plan

LIBERIA: The commissioning of the first semi-industrial fiberglass fishing vessel in Liberia and delivery of 23 newly constructed fibreglass canoes this week marks the country’s commitment to modernise its fisheries sector.

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Posted: Nov 25, 2025

Massive delivery boosts container handling

Heavy duty container lifting

SOUTH AFRICA: A massive reach stacker weighing more than 100 tons has arrived in the country via the Port of Durban to boost container handling at C Steinweg Group’s Johannesburg facility for six months.

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Posted: Nov 24, 2025

Continued investment in new rescue station

Kei Mouth Sea Rescue Station: From Vision to Reality

SOUTH AFRICA: Following the purchase of property in Kei Mouth for R2.3 million in May this year, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) is committed to seeing its long-term vision to establish a fully operational rescue station on the site by December next year.

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Posted: Nov 24, 2025

Namibia leverages position to capture green fuels market

Back-to-back workshops strengthen national strategy

NAMIBIA: Namibia took a decisive step toward becoming Africa's clean shipping pioneer last week, hosting two high-stakes workshops that brought together international maritime officials, financiers, and port authorities to plot the continent's decarbonisation future.

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Posted: Nov 21, 2025

Promoting the offshore oil in South Africa

APPOINTMENT: Spokesperson for OPASA

SOUTH AFRICA: Boasting an extensive history in the offshore oil sector, Niall Kramer has been appointed as the National Spokesperson for the Offshore Petroleum Association of South Africa (OPASA).

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