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Decarbonisation strategy needed to fulfil international obligations

SAMSA hosts workshop to address country’s decarbonisation agenda

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SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA), together with the Department of Transport (DoT) hosted a roundtable last week to kickstart the development of a decarbonisation roadmap for the country.  

Attracting maritime lecturers requires more focus Attracting maritime lecturers requires more focus

Attracting maritime lecturers requires more focus

SAIMI prioritises the need for higher skills

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SOUTH AFRICA: The need to recruit more highly qualified lecturers within the maritime education and training space was addressed as a priority by the South African International Maritime Institute (SAIMI) in a webinar yesterday.

FPSO arrives in Senegal FPSO arrives in Senegal

FPSO arrives in Senegal

SENEGAL: Having departed from Singapore in December last year, the Léopold Sédar Senghor Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO)...
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Making material handling decisions Making material handling decisions

Making material handling decisions

Leasing, rather than buying capital assets that depreciate is increasingly making more and more business sense. And nowhere is the trend of...
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Addressing fragmented governance of the ocean economy Addressing fragmented governance of the ocean economy

Addressing fragmented governance of the ocean economy

SOUTH AFRICA: Next week’s Ocean Innovation Africa Summit will delve into some of the critical gaps in ocean governance and discuss...
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Opportunity for Africa to develop decarbonisation plans

With ambitions for net-zero shipping by 2050, developing countries may be perceived to be on the back foot in terms of the ability and funding to...
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Comments invited on marine pollution legislation Comments invited on marine pollution legislation

Comments invited on marine pollution legislation

SOUTH AFRICA: The opportunity to comment on the Marine Pollution (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) Amendment Bill will close on 26 February.
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New minister for fisheries takes office

SOUTH AFRICA: The new Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Willem Abraham Stephanus Aucamp was sworn in today in Pretoria to replace Dr Dion George who has been at the forefront of some controversial decisions impacting the...

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