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South African companies assess opportunities in Namibian oil and gas sector South African companies assess opportunities in Namibian oil and gas sector

South African companies assess opportunities in Namibian oil and gas sector

SAOGA hosts trade mission to Namibia

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SOUTH AFRICA: More than 20 South African companies joined the South African Oil and Gas Alliance’s (SAOGA) outward trade mission to Namibia last month to assess potential opportunities in their neighbour’s burgeoning offshore oil and gas sector.

Four new tugboats enter service Four new tugboats enter service

Four new tugboats enter service

Four new tugboats enter service

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SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has taken delivery of the first four tugboats to boost marine fleet availability and shipping efficiencies at the ports of Durban and East London.

IUU Fishing meeting to build cooperation IUU Fishing meeting to build cooperation

IUU Fishing meeting to build cooperation

LIBERIA: The Fisheries Committee for the West Central Gulf of Guinea (FCWC), in cooperation with the government of Liberia under the aegis of...
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Floating dock fully funded for Ghana Floating dock fully funded for Ghana

Floating dock fully funded for Ghana

GHANA: A consortium, including the African Development Bank (ADB) has signed an agreement to extend $94 million in senior debt funding to PMD...
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Ferry fleet launched Ferry fleet launched

Ferry fleet launched

NIGERIA: A fleet of 15 boats was launched at the end of last month to provide high commercial operations by Lagos State Waterways Authority...
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Tanker added to South African registry 0 Shipping
MRA Online

Tanker added to South African registry

SOUTH AFRICA: The 100.7m tanker, Uhambo, was officially welcomed as African Marine Solutions’ (AMSOL) 14th vessel to join the South African ships registry this week at a ceremony held in the Port of Durban on Monday.

OPEN LETTER: Dear Captain Rufus Lekala 0 Insights & Opinion
MRA Online

OPEN LETTER: Dear Captain Rufus Lekala

Dear Captain Lekala I think I can speak on behalf of many in the South African maritime industry when I say we are looking forward to seeing a permanent CEO take up position at the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA). When the...

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