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Posted: Oct 25, 2023

A call to disqualify Russia for election to IMO Council

Ukraine issues statement against Russia’s re-election

INTERNATIONAL: Ukraine has asked Member States of the International Maritime Organisation not to re-elect the Russian Federation to the Council when they vote in December this year.

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Posted: Oct 25, 2023

Offshore rig utilisation on the rise

Longer contracts and tighter availability

INSIGHT: Offshore drilling rig utilisation is on the increase with availability beginning to tighten as new contracts become lengthier amidst a marked increase in tender opportunities.

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Posted: Oct 24, 2023

New US office for Liberian Registry

Increasing global presence

The Liberian Registry has opened a new office in Miami, USA to serve as the primary centre for Registration, Mortgage, and Deletion Services (RM&D). The Miami office will also provide technical and commercial services to clients. 

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Posted: Oct 23, 2023

Online permit portal streamlines recreational fishing

DFFE announces application solution

SOUTH AFRICA: In a bid to streamline the process of applying for recreational fishing permits, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE)’s has launched an online Recreational Fishing Permit Application solution, which is currently open for applications.

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Posted: Oct 23, 2023

Four die in tragic boating accident on the Vaal River

SAMSA opens investigation

SOUTH AFRICA: Three adults and a young child died when the small speed boat that were in capsized in the wake of a larger barge on the Vaal River over the weekend.

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Posted: Oct 23, 2023

South African ends term as Chair of ISU

Nicholas Sloane remains on the committee

Stepping down after a two year term as the Chair of the International Salvage Union this month, Captain Nicholas Sloane will continue as a member of the ISU Executive Committee. He is succeeded by John Witte of Donjon Marine, USA.

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Posted: Oct 23, 2023

Tidal pool maintenance begins

Remedial work needed after heavy storms

SOUTH AFRICA: Work to repair damage caused by the recent storms in the Cape resulted in the flooding and washing away of the northern section of the Camps Bay tidal pool began today.

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Posted: Oct 20, 2023

Shark danger closes Durban beaches

Damaged shark nets pose risk to ocean users

SOUTH AFRICA: Reacting to advice from the Natal Sharks Board, the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality has closed all of Durban’s beaches following heavy rains which have caused damage to shark nets along the coast.

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