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Five new tugs enter service in Durban Five new tugs enter service in Durban

Five new tugs enter service in Durban

Strengthening port operations

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SOUTH AFRICA: Five new tugboats were integrated into commercial shipping operations this week at the Port of Durban as Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) officially launched and christened the new acquisitions.

Comments on port tariffs invited Comments on port tariffs invited

Comments on port tariffs invited

TNPA submits Port Tariffs

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SOUTH AFRICA: Port users and stakeholder have been advised to submit written comments on the latest Tariff Application submitted by Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA).

Piloting sustainable port toolkit Piloting sustainable port toolkit

Piloting sustainable port toolkit

SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa and the Seychelles have agreed to pilot a toolkit for Sustainable Port Development in the West Indian Ocean which was...
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A first for South African fishery A first for South African fishery

A first for South African fishery

SOUTH AFRICA: A local pole and line tuna fishery has become the first of its kind to achieve Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification after...
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SARS publishes draft amendments for comment SARS publishes draft amendments for comment

SARS publishes draft amendments for comment

SOUTH AFRICA: While industry stakeholders continue to bemoan the lack of movement to reinstate offshore bunkering operations, the South African...
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New West African shipping line will integrate Cape Verde New West African shipping line will integrate Cape Verde

New West African shipping line will integrate Cape Verde

CAPE VERDE: Plans to establish a new shipping line by the end of 2026 were discussed at a meeting in Praia attended by a diverse group of maritime...
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African Energy Chamber accuses banks of financial apartheid African Energy Chamber accuses banks of financial apartheid

African Energy Chamber accuses banks of financial apartheid

“It is shocking that financial institutions that do business in Africa continue to practice financial apartheid by cutting off capital and...
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