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Suspicious vessel raises alarm on IUU fishing

Greenpeace Africa seeks cooperation from governments

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SENEGAL: Greenpeace Africa is calling on West African governments to strengthen surveillance of the region's oceans and protect fisheries against all forms of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. 

Angola subsea contract awarded Angola subsea contract awarded

Angola subsea contract awarded

Subsea7 awarded contract offshore Angola

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ANGOLA: Azule Energy has awarded a large subsea contract to Subsea 7 within the framework of the Agogo Integrated West Hub Development Project, offshore Angola.   

Investing in the Blue Economy to empower fishing sector Investing in the Blue Economy to empower fishing sector

Investing in the Blue Economy to empower fishing sector

KENYA: President William Ruto has announced plans to invest in necessary infrastructure development that will unlock the potential of the blue...
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Ambitious multi-well drilling campaign Ambitious multi-well drilling campaign

Ambitious multi-well drilling campaign

NAMIBIA: Impact Oil & Gas Limited’s move to accelerate the development of the Venus discovery while exploring for additional resources...
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Nigeria maintains French connection Nigeria maintains French connection

Nigeria maintains French connection

NIGERIA: Representing a ninth order with the French shipbuilder, the Nigerian Navy has renewed it’s connection with Ocea with an order for...
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Transport Minister mining for information

SOUTH AFRICA: Aiming to capitalise on the private sector interest in participating in the port and rail sectors, Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy has launched a Request for Information to develop infrastructure from “pit to port”...

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