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Fishing industry milestone highlights change and transformation

SADSTIA celebrates 50th anniversary

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SOUTH AFRICA: Celebrating 50 years of solid contribution to the fishing industry, the South African Deep-Sea Trawling Industry Association (SADSTIA) hosted a fitting affair overlooking a panoramic view of the ocean on Saturday evening at the Twelve Apostles in Cape Town.

Fishing acquisition provisionally approved Fishing acquisition provisionally approved

Fishing acquisition provisionally approved

SOUTH AFRICA: The intended acquisition of Aqunion, Saldanha Sales and Marketing and West Point Fishing as well as the Terrasan Beleggings (Pty)...
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Saldanha attracts first cruise vessel Saldanha attracts first cruise vessel

Saldanha attracts first cruise vessel

SOUTH AFRICA: Arriving from Walvis Bay, the Silver Cloud became the first ever cruise vessel to visit the Port of Saldanha Bay this week when she...
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South African visit to ISA South African visit to ISA

South African visit to ISA

JAMAICA: Dr Grace Naledi Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation of South Africa visited the Secretary-General of the...
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Search for six lost at sea continues Search for six lost at sea continues

Search for six lost at sea continues

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Maritime Safety Authority yesterday confirmed that a search has been initiated for a group of six people believed...
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Developing marine suppliers in South Africa 0 Tender News
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Developing marine suppliers in South Africa

SOUTH AFRICA: The Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI) has once again launched a call for maritime companies to apply to participate in their Marine Supplier Development Programme which aims to provide assistance to manufacturers and...
SARS publishes draft amendments for comment 0 Shipping
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SARS publishes draft amendments for comment

SOUTH AFRICA: While industry stakeholders continue to bemoan the lack of movement to reinstate offshore bunkering operations, the South African Revenue Services (SARS) rather quietly released further amendments to the rules regulating the storage...

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