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Liquid Bulk Terminal operator sought for Cape Town

South African ports continue to show commitment to PPPs

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SOUTH AFRICA: With increasing pressure from port users and maritime stakeholders to demonstrate a commitment to improving efficiencies within the South African port system, Transnet National Ports Authority this month issued a call for proposals for the appointment of a terminal operator at the Port of Cape Town.

Two new security boats take to Nigerian waters Two new security boats take to Nigerian waters

Two new security boats take to Nigerian waters

New vessels highlight Spanish interest in Nigerian maritime sector

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NIGERIA: In an ongoing effort to enhance security in the Gulf of Guinea, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, took delivery of two new bulletproof boats earlier this month.

New hospital ship to be built for Africa New hospital ship to be built for Africa

New hospital ship to be built for Africa

Earlier this month the MSC Group, MSC Foundation and the charity Mercy Ships International signed an agreement to kickstart a project to build a...
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Operational challenges impact vessel certification Operational challenges impact vessel certification

Operational challenges impact vessel certification

SOUTH AFRICA: Due to operational challenges in processing applications for Small Vessel Certificates of Competency, the South African Maritime...
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Small vessel safety a focus for maritime authority Small vessel safety a focus for maritime authority

Small vessel safety a focus for maritime authority

SOUTH AFRICA: Following an incident on a houseboat in 2021 as well as the ensuing campaign to inspect over 200 commercial vessels, the South...
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SARS publishes revisions to bunker storage rules SARS publishes revisions to bunker storage rules

SARS publishes revisions to bunker storage rules

SOUTH AFRICA: Following the shutdown of the offshore bunkering in Algoa Bay in September last year, industry stakeholders have welcomed the...
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Seafarer welfare being monitored 0 Shipping
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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...
Tilayi takes the wheel 0 Shipping
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Tilayi takes the wheel

It’s been a turbulent few years for Sobantu Tilayi who has now officially announced his resignation from the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA). Editor, Colleen Jacka, caught up with Tilayi in his car as he left a meeting in...

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20 Jan 2026 MARITIME WEEK AFRICA 1/20/2026 - 1/22/2026

Maritime Week Africa (MWAF), the popular bunkering event in Africa, will return to Cape Town in January 2026, building on its unrivalled reputation for bringing all parts of the industry together for top-level information exchange and direct access to the most influential players in the African maritime sector.

14 Apr 2026 NAMIBIA INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONFERENCE 2026 4/14/2026 - 4/16/2026

RichAfrica Consultancy is proud to announce that the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) will return to Windhoek for its 8th edition from 14–16 April 2026. Building on the success of its previous editions, this milestone event will shape Namibia’s next chapter in its energy journey as the country moves towards first oil production by 2029.

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