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Calling for ocean justice Calling for ocean justice

Calling for ocean justice

DFFE Minister at Ocean of the Future Conference

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“A sustainable ocean economy cannot be achieved without justice, inclusion and resilience,” Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Dr Dion George told an international audience at the High-Level Ocean of the Future Meeting held in New York, USA.  

Offshore block agreements signed as Liberia ignites O&G sector Offshore block agreements signed as Liberia ignites O&G sector

Offshore block agreements signed as Liberia ignites O&G sector

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LIBERIA: Having announced a five-year strategic plan to revitalise the country’s oil and gas sector last month, separate announcements over the last week revealed two separate deals in the offshore licence space as Liberia confirms the first upstream petroleum agreements in more than 10 years.

Global support tips in favour of ending subsidies Global support tips in favour of ending subsidies

Global support tips in favour of ending subsidies

Among four countries to deposit their instruments of acceptance this week, Kenya helped tip the scale to see the World Trade Organisation (WTO)...
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Unlocking Africa’s domestic boating potential Unlocking Africa’s domestic boating potential

Unlocking Africa’s domestic boating potential

SOUTH AFRICA: Despite claiming a leading position as a supplier of boats and yachts to the international market, South Africa has not been able to...
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Fishery prepares for recertification Fishery prepares for recertification

Fishery prepares for recertification

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Deep-Sea Trawling Industry Association (SADSTIA) is preparing to undergo assessment for a fifth certification from...
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Partnership reaffirmed to ship medical support Partnership reaffirmed to ship medical support

Partnership reaffirmed to ship medical support

GHANA: The Government of Ghana and international charity Mercy Ships have reaffirmed their partnership, announcing that the Global...
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Towards cleaner shipping in Africa Towards cleaner shipping in Africa

Towards cleaner shipping in Africa

GHANA: Ghana is taking preparatory steps towards a cleaner shipping industry with the completion of the pre-feasibility study on Green Shipping...
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