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Possible fuel surcharge on hold for now

OPLASA responds to market conditions

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SOUTH AFRICA: The Off Port Limits Association South Africa (OPLASA) has confirmed that they are monitoring the current market conditions through April before making a final determination on whether their members will impose a fuel surcharge on OPL operations.

Global strategy for maritime digitalisation approved Global strategy for maritime digitalisation approved

Global strategy for maritime digitalisation approved

Pushing maritime digitalisation to improve safety and security

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The Facilitation Committee (FAL) of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has approved a global strategy for maritime digitalization as well as cybersecurity measures for maritime single windows.

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Workshop strengthens port security

COMOROS: A four-day workshop held at the end of March helped equip local officials with skills to evaluate their own implementation of...
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Shark specialist pledges support to Seychelles Shark specialist pledges support to Seychelles

Shark specialist pledges support to Seychelles

SEYCHELLES: Ocean Ramsey, a marine conservationist, shark behaviour specialist, and free diver known for her close, cage-free interactions with...
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Maydon Wharf concessions announced Maydon Wharf concessions announced

Maydon Wharf concessions announced

SOUTH AFRICA: Preferred bidders for two landmark concessions in the Maydon Wharf Precinct in the Port of Durban now will enter into final...
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Strengthening response to harassment at sea

IMO Member States have until the 4 May to apply to become one of up to six countries to participate in a new initiative aimed at eradicating...
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Green ports and decarbonisation on the agenda in Africa Green ports and decarbonisation on the agenda in Africa

Green ports and decarbonisation on the agenda in Africa

NIGERIA: African leaders affirmed their commitment to position African ports as environmentally responsible partners that strengthen...
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