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Cooperation agreement expands engineering focus

Combined expertise for marine engine overhauls

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South African Nouum Engineering and Mauritius-based ship repair and conversion yard Taylor Smith Shipyard (TSS) have signed a cooperation agreement that will significantly expand the focus and reach of the each company’s ability to provide larger marine engine overhaul work within the region.

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Event evolves to encompass broader oceans economy

Structured discussions to promote the oceans economy

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SOUTH AFRICA: Following the successful hosting of their maritime defence and security event, Creative Space Media is broadening the scope of their annual conference to encompass the full oceans economy with the launch of the inaugural Oceans Economy Expo 2024.

New player in Namibia’s offshore sector New player in Namibia’s offshore sector

New player in Namibia’s offshore sector

NAMIBIA: Azule Energy is the latest energy company to enter into Namibia’s offshore oil and gas space having signed an agreement with Rhino...
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Long-term plans in place for emergency response Long-term plans in place for emergency response

Long-term plans in place for emergency response

SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Transport (DoT) is working on a strategy aimed at ensuring the continued capacity to provide long-term maritime...
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South African chairs international safety meeting South African chairs international safety meeting

South African chairs international safety meeting

Chairing her first board meeting of the International Association for Safety and Survival Training (IASST) and seminar in Malaysia last week,...
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New offshore bunker operators poised to take up position New offshore bunker operators poised to take up position

New offshore bunker operators poised to take up position

SOUTH AFRICA: After a full day of presentations and debates around the need to re-establish South Africa as a viable location for offshore...
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Seafarer abandonment spirals

New data released by the International Transport Workers’ Federation reveals that ship and seafarer abandonment is spiralling and reached the critical levels in 2025 with 6,223 crewmembers facing abandonment last year across 410 ships.

Seafarer welfare being monitored 0 Shipping
MRA Online

Seafarer welfare being monitored

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) is actively monitoring the situation involving the seafarers aboard the bulk carrier MV Sea Lord, which has been detained in the Port of Ngqura since November 14, 2025, following a...

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26 Jan 2026 SAMSA STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT 1/26/2026 - 2/26/2026

The South African Maritime Safety Authority has issued a Marine Notice to clarify dates for stakeholder engagements on the Draft Merchant Shipping Regulations that were published at the end of December last year

3 Feb 2026 CONTEMPORARY MARITIME GOVERNANCE 2/3/2026 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

The maritime sector is evolving from traditional public administration toward New Public Management and agile governance models. Progress now depends on how effectively nations move beyond compliance to implement governance frameworks that enhance efficiency, accountability, and international cooperation.

16 Feb 2026 TARIFF METHODOLOGY ROADSHOW 2/16/2026 12:00 AM - 2/23/2026 11:59 PM

The Ports Regulator is in the process of reviewing the multi-year Tariff Methodology, which forms the cornerstone of the ports regulation framework, as it sets out the details of the regulatory framework which the National Ports Authority is required to comply with.

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