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Vessels face infestation at their peril Vessels face infestation at their peril

Vessels face infestation at their peril

Pest prevention systems help vessels remain safe

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Rodents and insects remain a major cause for concern on ships where no pest prevention systems are in place, creating an unsafe work environment, not only for the crew on board, but also for the ship owners’ assets.

More consultation on the table for rock lobster poaching strategy More consultation on the table for rock lobster poaching strategy

More consultation on the table for rock lobster poaching strategy

DFFE presents progress on poaching reduction strategy

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SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) plans to undertake further consultation to achieve support for the West Coast Rock Lobster (WCRL) poaching reduction strategy which includes a co-management structure, a system to regulate marketers and capacity building within the small scale sectors as well as...
Access to inland waters under the spotlight Access to inland waters under the spotlight

Access to inland waters under the spotlight

The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) published a notice for comments draft regulations on Government Gazette Notice No. 48294 on 24 March...
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New plough tug joins dredging fleet New plough tug joins dredging fleet

New plough tug joins dredging fleet

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) christened the latest addition to their dredging fleet last week when Transnet Group Chief...
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Namibian oil sector hiccough 0 Offshore Mining
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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
MRA Online

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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