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Refined regulations remain restrictive for offshore bunkering

DFFE releases amended draft regulations for STS operations

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After announcing his intention to gazette draft regulations as a follow up to those released in February this year to manage the environmental aspects of offshore bunkering, the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment’s updated regulations were officially published this past Friday and clearly extend the intended scope significantly. Editor, Colleen Jacka, reads through the new regulations and reports on some of the changes and implications.

Navy offers STCW training Navy offers STCW training

Navy offers STCW training

Maiden STCW training underway

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NIGERIA: The Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Quorra this week initiated its maiden Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) training, following its accreditation as a certified maritime training institute late last year.

West African maritime link moving ahead West African maritime link moving ahead

West African maritime link moving ahead

SENEGAL: The Dakar-Praia maritime link, scheduled to be operational by the end of 2026, came under discussion at a workshop that kicked off on...
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Curbing harmful dust in port Curbing harmful dust in port

Curbing harmful dust in port

KENYA: Two new mist blower fogging units have been installed at the Port of Mombasa to curb harmful dust emissions during bulk cargo operations.
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Sharks migrate from Kenya to Pretoria Sharks migrate from Kenya to Pretoria

Sharks migrate from Kenya to Pretoria

SOUTH AFRICA: The three Blacktip Reef Sharks that landed at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport recently after a 10-hour flight...
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Navy aims to strengthen women in leadership Navy aims to strengthen women in leadership

Navy aims to strengthen women in leadership

KENYA: The Women Leadership Development Course (WLDC), an initiative by the Kenya Navy and funded by the Danish Government through the...
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