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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 monitoring and control teams.

Integrated Maritime Strategy aims to support maritime security in West... Integrated Maritime Strategy aims to support maritime security in West...

Integrated Maritime Strategy aims to support maritime security in West...

Experts meet to discuss Draft Supplementary Act

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NIGERIA: Independent experts met in Lagos last week to discuss the draft Supplementary Act Relating to the Suppression of Illicit Maritime Activities in Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) which aims to promote cooperation and strengthen the operational legal framework to combat illicit activities committed at sea.

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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SAMSA distances itself from fake advert for SA Agulhas SAMSA distances itself from fake advert for SA Agulhas

SAMSA distances itself from fake advert for SA Agulhas

SOUTH AFRICA: The listing of the SA Agulhas on a prominent website for international vessel sales has prompted the current owners, the South...
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