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New small vessel regulations focus on safety

SAMSA calls for comment on draft legislation

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SOUTH AFRICA: Commercial small vessels under 25 gross tonnes will be subjected to new safety requirements under the proposed Merchant Shipping (National Small Vessel Safety) Regulations, 2024 when the 2007 regulations are repealed.

Promoting offshore acreage Promoting offshore acreage

Promoting offshore acreage

Sierra Leone on a bid to attract investors

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SIERRA LEONE: After the conclusion of the fifth licensing round, which featured 56 offshore blocks, in September last year, Sierra Leone is scheduling a further round this year to feature additional available acreage.

Attracting maritime lecturers requires more focus Attracting maritime lecturers requires more focus

Attracting maritime lecturers requires more focus

SOUTH AFRICA: The need to recruit more highly qualified lecturers within the maritime education and training space was addressed as a priority by...
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FPSO arrives in Senegal FPSO arrives in Senegal

FPSO arrives in Senegal

SENEGAL: Having departed from Singapore in December last year, the Léopold Sédar Senghor Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO)...
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Making material handling decisions Making material handling decisions

Making material handling decisions

Leasing, rather than buying capital assets that depreciate is increasingly making more and more business sense. And nowhere is the trend of...
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Addressing fragmented governance of the ocean economy Addressing fragmented governance of the ocean economy

Addressing fragmented governance of the ocean economy

SOUTH AFRICA: Next week’s Ocean Innovation Africa Summit will delve into some of the critical gaps in ocean governance and discuss...
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Namibian oil sector hiccough 0 Offshore Mining
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Namibian oil sector hiccough

NAMIBIA: The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) does believe that Shell’s decision to write-down $400 million on oil discoveries in a licence held in the Orange Basin will significantly impact Namibia's oil and gas development.

Funding safety in Africa 0 Safety & Incident Response
MRA Online

Funding safety in Africa

Applicants from across Africa have until 10 January 2025 to apply for up to £1 million in funding for projects and initiatives aimed at enhancing the safety of life and property through the development of standards and education.  

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