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Posted: Oct 30, 2025

Shark longlining vessel fined

Inspection highlights permit breaches

SOUTH AFRICA: A shark longline vessel has been fined following an inspection that revealed breaches to their fishing permits.

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Posted: Oct 29, 2025

New port facilities for seamless cargo movement

Grindrod Ltd opens new warehouse

NAMIBIA: Grindrod Limited, officially opened its new 4,000m2 warehouse in the Port of Walvis Bay this week, which is designed for seamless cargo movement via conveyor and is fully compatible with rail and road transport systems.

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Posted: Oct 29, 2025

Adding to cold storage capacity in Cape Town

Investment in cold chain logistics

SOUTH AFRICA:  The addition of a new cold storage facility to the logistics network will help strengthen the country’s capacity and help support cold-chain exports which are currently dominated by fresh fruit, particularly citrus and table grapes,

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Posted: Oct 28, 2025

CITES listing for abalone could address crisis

Stock collapse decimates fishery

SOUTH AFRICA: With plans to have dried abalone listed by CITES, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has confirmed that a proven stock collapse will only provide for a 12.01 ton Total Allowable Catch (TAC) for the 2025/26 season.

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Posted: Oct 27, 2025

Port system rolled out for efficient trade

Port Community System milestone

KENYA: DP World has launched the rollout of its state-of-the-art Port Community System (PCS) in Kenya, marking a major milestone in the country’s journey toward more efficient and transparent trade. 

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Posted: Oct 27, 2025

Empowering youth for a future in fisheries

Building a foundation for inclusive food systems

GHANA: Delving into local law, more than 50 youngsters were introduced to opportunities and empowered to consider a future in fisheries.

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Posted: Oct 27, 2025

Are boat clubs the answer to boost African boating?

Shared access to boats bolsters participation

SOUTH AFRICA: Boat clubs offer an elegant solution that provides non-boatowners with access to a boating lifestyle through a membership that allows them to book out a boat in multiple destinations around the world – and now a global player is looking to bring the concept to South Africa.  

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Posted: Oct 24, 2025

The future of logistics is faster, cheaper, cleaner and quieter

Electric giants set to transform South African port and yard operations

SOUTH AFRICA: The shift towards electric heavy lift equipment in logistics is being driven by a future need to deliver logistic solutions that are not only faster and cheaper, but cleaner, quieter and more sustainable.

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