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Tanzania flagged for crew abandonment

ITF highlights plight of seafarer on Tanzanian flagged vessel

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Announcing the release of a seafarer who had been stuck on board a Tanzanian flagged vessel for more than a decade, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has hailed the African flag as one of the worst offenders for failing to step in when crew have been abandoned.

Investigating energy-related port investments in developing countries Investigating energy-related port investments in developing countries

Investigating energy-related port investments in developing countries

International Association of Ports & Harbors commissions study

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The International Association of Ports & Harbors (IAPH) has commissioned a study of ports in selected countries from Africa, South America, the Indian Subcontinent, Asia and the Pacific Islands Region to investigate energy-related port investments.

Gabon and Eswatini flagged by ITF Gabon and Eswatini flagged by ITF

Gabon and Eswatini flagged by ITF

Two ship registries strongly associated with ‘dark fleet’ transportation – Gabon and Eswatini – are the latest additions...
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Streamlining fisheries management Streamlining fisheries management

Streamlining fisheries management

LIBERIA: The Management of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority, NaFAA officially launched its Fisheries Integrated Management System...
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Targeting piracy and developing capacity Targeting piracy and developing capacity

Targeting piracy and developing capacity

A multi-national maritime operation, supported by 13 nations, eight ships and five aircraft, as well as four unmanned surface vessels and three...
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New president for African Harbour Masters’ Committee New president for African Harbour Masters’ Committee

New president for African Harbour Masters’ Committee

The African Harbour Masters’ Committee (AHMC), a regional committee of the International Harbour Masters’ Association (IHMA) has...
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Tanker renamed to honour local maritime roots Tanker renamed to honour local maritime roots

Tanker renamed to honour local maritime roots

GHANA: The official renaming of the Densu River took place in the Port of Tema today as a gesture of commitment by owners, AMSOL to the local...
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