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Presidential panel to investigate naval exercise Presidential panel to investigate naval exercise

Presidential panel to investigate naval exercise

Inquiry relocated from Ministry of Defence

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SOUTH AFRICA: A new panel, appointed by the President, will see the inquiry into the circumstances that saw the Iranian Navy participation in a recent naval exercise move from the Ministry of Defence and Military Veterans to the Presidency.

Calling for more involvement from developing countries Calling for more involvement from developing countries

Calling for more involvement from developing countries

Tanzania urges imo to boost developing-country expert participation in model course reviews

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Tanzania has called on the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to strengthen technical cooperation and capacity-building to help developing countries participate more effectively in the review and validation of IMO model courses, arguing that broader representation is necessary for consistent global implementation of seafarer training...
SANParks launches multi-million rand support programme SANParks launches multi-million rand support programme

SANParks launches multi-million rand support programme

SOUTH AFRICA: South African National Parks (SANParks) has launched a R10.8 million Marine Economy Small-Scale Fisheries Support Programme aimed at...
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Minister sets deadline for appeals Minister sets deadline for appeals

Minister sets deadline for appeals

SOUTH AFRICA: With allocations due to expire at the end of the month and the deadline for appeals set for the 2nd of March, the Minister of...
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Project supports Future Ready Shipping for Africa Project supports Future Ready Shipping for Africa

Project supports Future Ready Shipping for Africa

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO), backed by the European Union, is inviting Sub-Saharan African Member States to apply for...
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Global agenda set to turn maritime regulations into practice Global agenda set to turn maritime regulations into practice

Global agenda set to turn maritime regulations into practice

For the first time, the International Maritime Organisation has set a two-year theme for its World Maritime Day that aims to see the global...
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Comment on V&A Waterfront bid for land reclamation Comment on V&A Waterfront bid for land reclamation

Comment on V&A Waterfront bid for land reclamation

SOUTH AFRICA: V&A Waterfront Holdings (Pty) Ltd has formally applied for approval to reclaim nearly four hectares of land from coastal waters...
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14 Apr 2026 NAMIBIA INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONFERENCE 2026 4/14/2026 - 4/16/2026

RichAfrica Consultancy is proud to announce that the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) will return to Windhoek for its 8th edition from 14–16 April 2026. Building on the success of its previous editions, this milestone event will shape Namibia’s next chapter in its energy journey as the country moves towards first oil production by 2029.

16 Apr 2026 MARINE HEATWAVES WEBINAR SERIES 4/16/2026 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

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Land reclamation application in the Port of Durban

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority is seeking approval to reclaim 22.4 hectares of land within the Port of Durban between the existing Point multi-purpose terminal quay wall and a proposed new Point Container Terminal quay wall.

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