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Curbing harmful dust in port

Fogging units installed in Port of Mombasa

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KENYA: Two new mist blower fogging units have been installed at the Port of Mombasa to curb harmful dust emissions during bulk cargo operations.

Sharks migrate from Kenya to Pretoria Sharks migrate from Kenya to Pretoria

Sharks migrate from Kenya to Pretoria

National Zoological Garden (NZG) welcomes over 200 marine fish

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SOUTH AFRICA: The three Blacktip Reef Sharks that landed at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport recently after a 10-hour flight from Kenya were promptly transported to the National Zoological Garden (NZG) in Pretoria where they joined more than 200 colourful marine fish as the inland aquarium eeks to offer visitors a rich...
Navy aims to strengthen women in leadership Navy aims to strengthen women in leadership

Navy aims to strengthen women in leadership

KENYA: The Women Leadership Development Course (WLDC), an initiative by the Kenya Navy and funded by the Danish Government through the...
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Malawi calls for action against fraudulent use of registry Malawi calls for action against fraudulent use of registry

Malawi calls for action against fraudulent use of registry

MALAWI: Responding to news articles highlighting the fraudulent use of Malawi as a flag state, the Ministry of Transport and Public Works has...
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Seafarers recognised across Africa - and the world Seafarers recognised across Africa - and the world

Seafarers recognised across Africa - and the world

The International Day of the Seafarer was celebrated across Africa yesterday as several maritime administrations hosted functions and posted...
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Blue economy offers transformative opportunities Blue economy offers transformative opportunities

Blue economy offers transformative opportunities

COMOROS: The blue economy has been identified as a “transformative opportunity” for Comoros to achieve sustainable and inclusive...
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Keeping the blue economy on Africa’s agenda

KENYA: Despite some mixed reviews with social media posts highlighting incidents of disorganisation at this week’s Africa Forward Summit hosted jointly by France and Kenya – the final declaration from the event includes substantive...

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