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Cameroon moves to purge flag register of rogue vessels Cameroon moves to purge flag register of rogue vessels

Cameroon moves to purge flag register of rogue vessels

Fraudulent websites and 55 ships targeted in sweeping clean-up operation

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CAMEROON: Cameroon has launched a broad crackdown on fraudulent use of its national flag, striking 39 vessels from its ship registry and identifying a further 16 as flying the Cameroonian flag without any legal right to do so. Two websites fraudulently assigning Cameroonian registration to vessels have also been exposed and referred to national and international authorities for deactivation.

Supporting port digitalisation Supporting port digitalisation

Supporting port digitalisation

Initiating the implementation of a Maritime Single Window

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CABO VERDE: The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) initiated a needs assessment in Cabo Verde to support the future implementation of a Maritime Single Window (MSW) system in the Port of Mindelo. 

Excavating drugs in the Port of Durban Excavating drugs in the Port of Durban

Excavating drugs in the Port of Durban

SOUTH AFRICA: The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), through the Serious Organised Crime Investigation (SOCI) South African...
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Recognising the China-Africa relationship Recognising the China-Africa relationship

Recognising the China-Africa relationship

CHINA: Speaking in China, Tanzania’s Alternate Permanent Representative to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Dr Devotha...
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Positioning the Eastern Cape on the global maritime map Positioning the Eastern Cape on the global maritime map

Positioning the Eastern Cape on the global maritime map

SOUTH AFRICA: Eastern Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane’s diplomatic mission continued this week as he landed in Greece where he aims to...
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Maritime census to quantify vessels and builders Maritime census to quantify vessels and builders

Maritime census to quantify vessels and builders

The Tanzania Shipping Agency Corporation (TASAC) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that...
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