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Partnership to enhance port security

Liberia Maritime Authority partners with EU

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LIBERIA: The Liberia Maritime Authority (LiMA) is exploring a new partnership with the European Union (EU) aimed at enhancing port safety and security in the country.

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

Cargo stowage failures on the rise off South Africa

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Many ships are avoiding the Red Sea by sailing around South Africa exposing them to unforgiving seas around the Cape. With several incidents of cargo stowage failure and container losses in the region recently Gard suggests that the trend is likely to continue.  

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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Durban Container Terminal deal approved Durban Container Terminal deal approved

Durban Container Terminal deal approved

SOUTH AFRICA: The intended acquisition by International Container Terminal Services of the Durban Container Terminal Pier 2 has been approved by...
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African ports risk falling behind in adopting digital systems African ports risk falling behind in adopting digital systems

African ports risk falling behind in adopting digital systems

An international report jointly developed by the International Association of Ports and Harbours (IAPH) and the World Bank has warned that low-and...
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Flipping tyres in the port Flipping tyres in the port

Flipping tyres in the port

NIGERIA: A Nigerian port terminal is taking positive steps towards developing a circular economy by teaming up with a recycling company to upcycle...
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New port equipment will reduce wind delays New port equipment will reduce wind delays

New port equipment will reduce wind delays

SOUTH AFRICA: With a total replacement of Rubber Tyred Gantries (RTGs) planned for the Port of Cape Town to help address the hours lost due to...
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New minister for fisheries takes office

SOUTH AFRICA: The new Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Willem Abraham Stephanus Aucamp was sworn in today in Pretoria to replace Dr Dion George who has been at the forefront of some controversial decisions impacting the...

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