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Improving leadership in small scale fisheries

Pilot project improves skills in the Eastern Cape

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SOUTH AFRICA: The South African International Maritime Institute (SAIMI) in partnership with the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), South African Maritime Authority (SAMSA) and the Oceana Maritime Academy, hosted a three day Integrated Small Scale Fisheries Empowerment Training Programme in Port Alfred.

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Africa well represented amongst ocean leaders

A number of African leaders chosen for leadership programme

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AFRICA: A number of African representatives have been selected to join an international cohort of leaders on this year’s Edinburgh Ocean Leaders Programme.

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Good news for South African cadets

SOUTH AFRICA: In welcome news, Maersk has made a commitment to source South African crew for its fleet of 280 vessels that currently employ 12,500...
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ITF helps seize a vessel off Senegal to help secure wages ITF helps seize a vessel off Senegal to help secure wages

ITF helps seize a vessel off Senegal to help secure wages

SENEGAL: The ongoing plight of four seafarers on board the MV Onda just outside of Dakar, came to a head this month as the International Transport...
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Intercepting human traffickers Intercepting human traffickers

Intercepting human traffickers

NIGERIA: The Nigerian Navy (NN) reportedly rescued 18 victims of human trafficking earlier this month at Rijiyar Lemu in Ungogo Local Government...
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Cadet training to receive a boost in 2023 Cadet training to receive a boost in 2023

Cadet training to receive a boost in 2023

SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa will officially commence with the intake of the first cohort of cadets for the International Maritime Employers Council...
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