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Incident highlights the need for clear thinking at sea

Crew saves skipper at sea

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SOUTH AFRICA: An accident involving an off port limits launch in Algoa Bay last week clearly highlights the need for crew to remain focused in order to prevent fatalities during incidents at sea - and the crew on board the service barge, Hercules, should be commended for their reactions during a particularly dangerous situation.

Converted to dredge up advantages Converted to dredge up advantages

Converted to dredge up advantages

Inland barge conversion for Nigeria

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NIGERIA: A converted barge was recently delivered to Nigeria to commence work on the Lagos Lagoon after almost two years of building at Concordia Damen.

The codes are coming! The codes are coming!

The codes are coming!

SOUTH AFRICA: Ambitions to gazette Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Codes for the transport sector by March next year mean that the...
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Mooring units ordered to reduce weather related delays Mooring units ordered to reduce weather related delays

Mooring units ordered to reduce weather related delays

SOUTH AFRICA: The first four hydraulic tension mooring units will arrive in October this year for use in the Ports of Cape Town and Ngqura with...
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Seeking a suitable emergency response vessel Seeking a suitable emergency response vessel

Seeking a suitable emergency response vessel

SOUTH AFRICA: The National Department of Transport (NDoT) has issued the long-awaited call for the provision of an emergency towing vessel (ETV)...
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Exercises show commitment to maritime security Exercises show commitment to maritime security

Exercises show commitment to maritime security

MOROCCO: The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) wrapped up participation in a bilateral exercise...
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DFFE seeks standby vessels for fisheries surveys DFFE seeks standby vessels for fisheries surveys

DFFE seeks standby vessels for fisheries surveys

SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has taken the step to mitigate concerns relating to the ability of...
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Namibian oil sector hiccough

NAMIBIA: The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) does believe that Shell’s decision to write-down $400 million on oil discoveries in a licence held in the Orange Basin will significantly impact Namibia's oil and gas development.

Funding safety in Africa 0 Safety & Incident Response
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Funding safety in Africa

Applicants from across Africa have until 10 January 2025 to apply for up to £1 million in funding for projects and initiatives aimed at enhancing the safety of life and property through the development of standards and education.  

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