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Plotting the survival of maritime training

From reflection to action: are we ready to rethink maritime training?

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Samantha Montes (Maritime Oracle Consulting) joined a room full of maritime experts on Monday to reflect on the action needed to plot the survival of maritime training in South Africa and reflects on where the industry is moving.

ON THE QUAYSIDE ON THE QUAYSIDE

ON THE QUAYSIDE

With Dr Sage Gerdharee

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Breaking into a new market with new technology can be daunting.  Factor in trying to convince vessel owners to allocate budget to an area that has traditionally lacked attention, and it is easy to understand why the success of the Ocean Doctor concept is worth celebrating. Maritime Review Africa sat down with its founder, Dr Sage...
Power cruiser sets sights on international debut Power cruiser sets sights on international debut

Power cruiser sets sights on international debut

SOUTH AFRICA: The newly launched offshore cruiser from Askari Yachts, the Askari 65 will make her journey to the United States of America to...
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Maritime matters prioritised for bilateral cooperation Maritime matters prioritised for bilateral cooperation

Maritime matters prioritised for bilateral cooperation

SEYCHELLES: Recognising their status as coastal nations, Norway and Seychelles are discussing areas of mutual interest and cooperation across...
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Ports and terminals strengthen results Ports and terminals strengthen results

Ports and terminals strengthen results

SOUTH AFRICA: Releasing its interim results for the six months ending 30 June, Grindrod Limited (Grindrod) has reported headline earnings of R593...
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Security levels lifted on vessels from Nigeria to USA Security levels lifted on vessels from Nigeria to USA

Security levels lifted on vessels from Nigeria to USA

NIGERIA: The lifting of the Condition of Entry (CoE) imposed on vessels arriving in the United States of America from Nigeria is being lifted...
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