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Ship management bid cancelled again

DFFE rejects submissions

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SOUTH AFRICA: The important contract to provide ship management services to the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has been cancelled and will be reissued for the third time in November this year.

Fishing in top six priorities for Department Fishing in top six priorities for Department

Fishing in top six priorities for Department

Minister’s statement on first 100 days

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SOUTH AFRICA: “Fishing for Freedom” has been named as one of the Six Big Priorities by Dr Dion George, Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment during his briefing on his first 100 days in office.

Squid served up in South African courts Squid served up in South African courts

Squid served up in South African courts

SOUTH AFRICA: Squid was on the menu in court this month as two separate cases were heard relating to the total allowable effort in the fishery in...
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Offshore services impacted by decrease in ships' traffic Offshore services impacted by decrease in ships' traffic

Offshore services impacted by decrease in ships' traffic

SOUTH AFRICA: Despite the continued crisis in the Red Sea, there has been a downturn in ships’ traffic coming around the Cape that is...
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Partnership to enhance port security Partnership to enhance port security

Partnership to enhance port security

LIBERIA: The Liberia Maritime Authority (LiMA) is exploring a new partnership with the European Union (EU) aimed at enhancing port safety and...
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Insurer issues warnings of cargo losses off South Africa Insurer issues warnings of cargo losses off South Africa

Insurer issues warnings of cargo losses off South Africa

Many ships are avoiding the Red Sea by sailing around South Africa exposing them to unforgiving seas around the Cape. With several incidents of...
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Addressing gaps in IMO audit Addressing gaps in IMO audit

Addressing gaps in IMO audit

Nigeria is seeking to update obsolete information at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) as they aim to address shortfalls identified in...
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South Africa commits to offshore O&G exploration South Africa commits to offshore O&G exploration

South Africa commits to offshore O&G exploration

SOUTH AFRICA: Describing South Africa’s offshore territories as “under-explored”, Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources,...
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CITES listing for abalone could address crisis

SOUTH AFRICA: With plans to have dried abalone listed by CITES, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has confirmed that a proven stock collapse will only provide for a 12.01 ton Total Allowable Catch (TAC) for the 2025/26...

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