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Safety audit highlights significant concerns Safety audit highlights significant concerns

Safety audit highlights significant concerns

SAMSA commits to creating a fishing vessel safety plan

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SOUTH AFRICA: Having completed a three-month safety audit of fishing vessels operating out of all of South Africa’s major fishing harbours, the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) has highlighted several concerns relating to the age of the fleet, stability issues and the lack of safety management systems.

Collaborative efforts bolster seabed mapping in Africa Collaborative efforts bolster seabed mapping in Africa

Collaborative efforts bolster seabed mapping in Africa

Celebrating World Hydrography Day

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The Gambia became the most recent African country to join the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) last month, highlighting the developing commitment from the continent to foster hydrographic skills and knowledge.

A focus on marine emergency response A focus on marine emergency response

A focus on marine emergency response

SOUTH AFRICA: Presenting a full programme, the AMSOL Group hosted stakeholders for a Marine Emergency Response and Preparedness seminar last week...
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External examiners appointed for small vessels External examiners appointed for small vessels

External examiners appointed for small vessels

Concluding a national series of refresher workshops, the South African Maritime Safety Authority has appointed 85 external examiners and trained...
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Strengthening gender equality in octopus fisheries Strengthening gender equality in octopus fisheries

Strengthening gender equality in octopus fisheries

KENYA: A workshop aimed at strengthening gender dimensions, climate change, and environmental considerations in regional value chains for...
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State-owned vessel management under the spotlight State-owned vessel management under the spotlight

State-owned vessel management under the spotlight

SOUTH AFRICA: The news that an urgent interdict had been filed against the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) to...
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Fisheries agreement resumes Fisheries agreement resumes

Fisheries agreement resumes

CÔTE D’IVOIRE: After nearly a year, the EU and Côte d’Ivoire signed a protocol that resumes their cooperation under the fisheries...
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Liberia identified for ship recycling, building and repair Liberia identified for ship recycling, building and repair

Liberia identified for ship recycling, building and repair

LIBERIA: South Korea is assessing three potential sites in Liberia for the establishment of ship demolition and recycling, shipbuilding and ship...
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Department to engage on bunkering 0 Shipping
MRA Online

Department to engage on bunkering

SOUTH AFRICA: The Deputy Minister of Transport, Mkhuleko Hlengwa, will address the bunker industry at an engagement hosted by the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) next week in the Port of Ngqura.

Djibouti dispute will continue despite ruling 0 Ports
MRA Online

Djibouti dispute will continue despite ruling

Reacting to statements issued by the Government of Djibouti relating to a court ruling on the matter between DP World and Port de Djibouti SA (DPSA), DP World has issued a statement challenging claims that the dispute was dismissed and that the...
Moves towards port productivity 0 Ports
MRA Online

Moves towards port productivity

In July the Minister of Transport committed to achieving an hourly crane efficiency of 30 moves an hour over the next four years. Given the release of the annual Container Port Performance Index this week and the continued low ranking of South...

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21 Oct 2025 AFRICAN BOATING CONFERENCE 10/21/2025 - 10/22/2025

The African Boating Conference is a one-of-its-kind event dedicated to unleashing the vast potential of the boating industry across Africa and the Indian Ocean islands. As the only recreational boating B2B conference on the continent, it is set to make “A World of Difference” in an underserved market brimming with opportunity.

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30 Oct 2025 FAIRSHIP SA MARINE BURSARY FUND GOLF DAY 10/30/2025

Held at the scenic Rondebosch Golf Club, the annual Marine Bursary Golf Day is a cornerstone fundraising event for the SATS General Botha Old Boys’ Association Bursary Fund and its endeavors to make waves in the lives of young South Africans. 

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3 Nov 2025 MARITIME FORWARD CONFERENCE 11/3/2025 - 11/5/2025

The Maritime Forward Africa Conference's introduction to the maritime calendar aims to establish a premier platform to chart the course for the future of Maritime in Africa.

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25 Nov 2025 INTERMODAL AFRICA 2025 11/25/2025 - 11/27/2025

The 34th edition of Intermodal Africa 2025, the annual Ports and Logistics Exhibition and Conference will take place from Tuesday 25 November to Thursday 27 November 2025 at the Four Point by Sheraton Hotel Mindelo, Cabo Verde hosted by ENAPOR.

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