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Major death toll highlights need for improved safety on inland waterways Major death toll highlights need for improved safety on inland waterways

Major death toll highlights need for improved safety on inland waterways

Inland waterway safety under the spotlight

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NIGERIA: The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) is investigating an incident that occurred on the Jebba Lake Channel last week in which over 100 ferry passengers died after a boating accident.

A Titanic request A Titanic request

A Titanic request

Preserving wreck site

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Concerned by the increasingly sophisticated equipment being used to visit the wreck site of the RMS Titanic which was identified in 1985, the United Kingdom and the United States of America have submitted a request to the International Maritime Organisation for other member states to accede to the Agreement concerning the Shipwrecked...
Deep-sea trawling body remains strong despite challenges Deep-sea trawling body remains strong despite challenges

Deep-sea trawling body remains strong despite challenges

SOUTH AFRICA: Despite the prolonged fishing rights allocation process and the fact that the appeals process is ongoing, the South African Deep-Sea...
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Nigerian Navy signs agreement for refits Nigerian Navy signs agreement for refits

Nigerian Navy signs agreement for refits

NIGERIA: The Nigerian Navy signed a contract with a Turkish shipyard on Friday for the refit and remodelling of their flagship frigate,...
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Strengthening oil spill preparedness plans in Mauritius Strengthening oil spill preparedness plans in Mauritius

Strengthening oil spill preparedness plans in Mauritius

MAURITIUS: A draft plan to facilitate ongoing development of an effective national oil spill preparedness and response framework was produced at a...
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Vessels face infestation at their peril Vessels face infestation at their peril

Vessels face infestation at their peril

Rodents and insects remain a major cause for concern on ships where no pest prevention systems are in place, creating an unsafe work environment,...
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