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Weather conditions cause container loss

Reported container overboard incident

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SOUTH AFRICA: A New Generation Ultra Large Container Vessel, the CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin, has reported loss of 44 containers overboard having experienced inclement weather off the north-eastern coast of South Africa.

Severe conditions test salvage response Severe conditions test salvage response

Severe conditions test salvage response

Cargo vessel abandoned by crew

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SOUTH AFRICA: Ongoing severe weather conditions that have ravaged the Western Cape this week are not helping the unfolding situation to salvage an abandoned general cargo vessel that is now beached in the remote coastal area of Duiwegat.

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Technical assistance offered to developing countries

The International Maritime Organisation is offering support to developing countries who require technical assistance for the creation of National...
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Funding for African oil and gas sector takes a step forward Funding for African oil and gas sector takes a step forward

Funding for African oil and gas sector takes a step forward

The establishment of the African Energy Bank (AEB), which was announced in 2022, took another step forward this week when the African Petroleum...
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Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar

Transforming small-scale fisheries in Zanzibar

ZANZIBAR: The launch of the Asia Asia-Africa BlueTech Superhighway (AABS) project last month aims to help transform small-scale fisheries in...
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Egyptian Navy in command Egyptian Navy in command

Egyptian Navy in command

The Egyptian Navy has become the third partner nation to take control of the Combined Maritime Forces’ (CMF) maritime security training...
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Minister calls out environmental lobbyists

SOUTH AFRICA: Echoing his sentiments to boost the country’s exploration and production capacity expressed at last year’s event, Minister Gwede Mantashe returned to this year’s edition of the Southern Africa Oil and Gas...
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SAMSA commits to address service delivery issues

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) is facing the industry in a series of engagements where stakeholders are being encouraged to express their concerns and table the immediate challenges. Based on input at the...

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