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Ghana works to secure seatime for graduates

Seeking a global competitive market for Ghanaian cadets

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The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) participated in the Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global Conference, working to secure vital sea time opportunities for Ghana’s talented, but unemployed, maritime graduates.

Facility boosts port’s cruise charisma Facility boosts port’s cruise charisma

Facility boosts port’s cruise charisma

Vessel calls at Mossel Bay

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SOUTH AFRICA: The new Cruise Recreation Facility in the Port of Mossel Bay officially welcomed passengers onboard the SH Diana with an opening ceremony today.

Terminal expansion project kicks off in Matola Terminal expansion project kicks off in Matola

Terminal expansion project kicks off in Matola

MOZAMBIQUE: The first phase of a $80 million expansion programme, which will increase the terminal’s capacity from 8 million tonnes per...
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Maritime drills builds response readiness Maritime drills builds response readiness

Maritime drills builds response readiness

SEYCHELLES: Maritime and port security officials participated in a National Drills and Exercises Workshop last week to strengthen national...
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Calling for continental maritime alignment

SOUTH AFRICA: The need for collaboration, harmonisation and alignment across Africa’s maritime space once again come under the spotlight...
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Bolstering Nigeria’s offshore capacity Bolstering Nigeria’s offshore capacity

Bolstering Nigeria’s offshore capacity

A converted FPSO left Dubai this weekend to take up position at Nigeria’s Okwok field as a key asset to support production in the offshore...
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Ghana works to establish National Hydrographic Office Ghana works to establish National Hydrographic Office

Ghana works to establish National Hydrographic Office

GHANA: A new partnership between Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) and the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) is aiming to see the...
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West and Central Africa commits to maritime training West and Central Africa commits to maritime training

West and Central Africa commits to maritime training

SIERRA LEONE: Senior maritime officials and experts from across West and Central Africa convened in Freetown for the 34th Board of...
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SOUTH AFRICA: Only two of the SAMSA board members appointed by Cabinet at the end of August 2023 for a period of three years remain on the list released after last week’s Cabinet meeting despite a full year remaining on their tenure.

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