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Bringing a ray of light to maritime South Africa

AMSOL renames latest vessel

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SOUTH AFRICA: AMSOL gathered guests and dignitaries in the Port of Ngqura this week to celebrate the renaming of its tanker Ilitha, highlighting the company’s continued commitment to employing and developing South African seafarers and ensuring a robust talent pipeline.

Flushing women’s careers down the toilet Flushing women’s careers down the toilet

Flushing women’s careers down the toilet

World Toilet Day highlights women’s rights in transport sector

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One almost wants to snicker at the fact that today is World Toilet Day, but it’s no laughing matter for many women in the maritime and transport sectors.

Shortsea service strengthens trade Shortsea service strengthens trade

Shortsea service strengthens trade

MOROCCO: A new shortsea service that connects Agadir and Casablanca directly with the UK and the Netherlands will cater for all types of cargo and...
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Lifesaving equipment under scrutiny Lifesaving equipment under scrutiny

Lifesaving equipment under scrutiny

SOUTH AFRICA: The Minister of Transport has called for comments on the draft the draft Merchant Shipping (Life-Saving Equipment and Fire...
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New minister for fisheries takes office New minister for fisheries takes office

New minister for fisheries takes office

SOUTH AFRICA: The new Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Willem Abraham Stephanus Aucamp was sworn in today in Pretoria to...
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Ghana works to secure seatime for graduates Ghana works to secure seatime for graduates

Ghana works to secure seatime for graduates

The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) participated in the Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global Conference, working to secure vital sea time...
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Facility boosts port’s cruise charisma Facility boosts port’s cruise charisma

Facility boosts port’s cruise charisma

SOUTH AFRICA: The new Cruise Recreation Facility in the Port of Mossel Bay officially welcomed passengers onboard the SH Diana with an opening...
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Terminal expansion project kicks off in Matola Terminal expansion project kicks off in Matola

Terminal expansion project kicks off in Matola

MOZAMBIQUE: The first phase of a $80 million expansion programme, which will increase the terminal’s capacity from 8 million tonnes per...
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