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New era of port regulation for Nigeria New era of port regulation for Nigeria

New era of port regulation for Nigeria

Regulator formally established as Act signed into law

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NIGERIA: Nigeria’s port sector has entered a new regulatory era, with the Nigerian Shippers’ Council formally transitioning into the Nigeria Ports Economic Regulatory Agency (NPERA).

Roadmap aims to reduce seabird mortality Roadmap aims to reduce seabird mortality

Roadmap aims to reduce seabird mortality

Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment adopts the National Plan of Action II for the Conservation and Management of Seabirds in South African Fisheries

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SOUTH AFRICA: Calling for a cross-sector approach to address incidental seabird mortality across the country’s fisheries, a new action plan proposes the development of joint funding mechanisms and common platforms to share monitoring data to enable transparent implementation of shared governance arrangements.

Scientists raise alarm on early fisheries closure Scientists raise alarm on early fisheries closure

Scientists raise alarm on early fisheries closure

For the second year running and just one day after World Krill Day, the Antarctic krill fishery has been shut down early, a stark warning sign...
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Winding up Cape Town’s wind woes Winding up Cape Town’s wind woes

Winding up Cape Town’s wind woes

SOUTH AFRICA: PortOps, a decision-support platform developed for the Transnet National Ports Authority, will soon assist the Port of...
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Women must be central to unlocking the ocean economy Women must be central to unlocking the ocean economy

Women must be central to unlocking the ocean economy

SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa’s vast ocean economy cannot reach its full potential while women remain largely on the margins, Minister in the...
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Maritime industry responds to online speculation 0 Seafarers
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Maritime industry responds to online speculation

SOUTH AFRICA: While the mainstream media has largely focused on reporting the verified facts relating to the accident that resulted in the loss of five crew members this week, the comment sections on social media have been more speculative,...
Cabinet to investigate an equity partner for TNPA 0 Ports
MRA Online

Cabinet to investigate an equity partner for TNPA

SOUTH AFRICA: In a press briefing following the latest Cabinet meeting, Minister in The Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni revealed that the potential feasibility of securing a minority equity partner for the Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA)...

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