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Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar

Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar

Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar

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ZANZIBAR: The launch of the Asia Asia-Africa BlueTech Superhighway (AABS) project last month aims to help transform small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar using digital and data innovations.

Egyptian Navy in command Egyptian Navy in command

Egyptian Navy in command

The Egyptian Navy has become the third partner nation to take control of the Combined Maritime Forces’ (CMF) maritime security training...
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Cargo planners urged to take note of new overstay system Cargo planners urged to take note of new overstay system

Cargo planners urged to take note of new overstay system

SOUTH AFRICA: Hapag Lloyd has confirmed that as from 1 July, the overstay process for cargo arriving in South Africa changed to offer two free...
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South Africans harbour masters recognised internationally South Africans harbour masters recognised internationally

South Africans harbour masters recognised internationally

Two South Africans were elected to serve on the International Harbour Master Association’s (IHMA) Executive Committee and Council for the...
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Competition Commission quashes proposed merger Competition Commission quashes proposed merger

Competition Commission quashes proposed merger

SOUTH AFRICA: The Competition Commission has recommended that the Competition Tribunal prohibits a proposed transaction between United Container...
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Companies review offshore operations Companies review offshore operations

Companies review offshore operations

SOUTH AFRICA: According to a statement issued by African Energy Corp, CNR International has announced its intention to withdraw its 20% interest...
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Safety at the forefront of seafarer wellbeing Safety at the forefront of seafarer wellbeing

Safety at the forefront of seafarer wellbeing

Recognising the high-risk environment that their officers and crew work in, AMSOL launched a six week safety campaign earlier this month in...
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