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Port concession extended with additional commitments

MPDC adds another 25 years to contract

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MOZAMBIQUE: The Maputo Port Development Company (MPDC) has signed an addendum to their concession that will extend its contract in the port from 2033 to 2058.

Are you ready to lead the South African maritime sector? Are you ready to lead the South African maritime sector?

Are you ready to lead the South African maritime sector?

SAMSA advertises for a CEO position

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SOUTH AFRICA: After a protracted period without a permanent Chief Executive Officer in place, the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) is advertising to fill the position with applications closing on 10 March.

Boosting Cape Town’s offshore training capacity Boosting Cape Town’s offshore training capacity

Boosting Cape Town’s offshore training capacity

SOUTH AFRICA: Having identified accredited training for the offshore sectors as a crucial component of developing the local and regional capacity...
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New small vessel regulations focus on safety New small vessel regulations focus on safety

New small vessel regulations focus on safety

SOUTH AFRICA: Commercial small vessels under 25 gross tonnes will be subjected to new safety requirements under the proposed Merchant Shipping...
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Promoting offshore acreage Promoting offshore acreage

Promoting offshore acreage

SIERRA LEONE: After the conclusion of the fifth licensing round, which featured 56 offshore blocks, in September last year, Sierra Leone is...
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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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