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Two African flags top ITF list to inspect Two African flags top ITF list to inspect

Two African flags top ITF list to inspect

ITF targets four worst flags in bid to scrap unsafe shipping

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AFRICA: Up to a thousand ships flagged to the Cook Islands, Palau, Sierra Leone, and Togo will be targeted for safety, maintenance and seafarer welfare inspections across the Mediterranean Sea in the coming eight weeks by an army of inspectors from the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), seafarers’ unions and port authorities.

Shutdown poses a risk for coal terminal Shutdown poses a risk for coal terminal

Shutdown poses a risk for coal terminal

EFF National shutdown planned

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SOUTH AFRICA: The Richards Bay Coal Terminal has been identified as a high risk area ahead of Monday’s planned national shutdown and protest action initiated by the Economic Freedom Front (EFF).

Small scale fishers make the list in the Western Cape Small scale fishers make the list in the Western Cape

Small scale fishers make the list in the Western Cape

SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has announced the final list of declared small-scale fishers in the...
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Leading the charge for the South African seafarer Leading the charge for the South African seafarer

Leading the charge for the South African seafarer

SOUTH AFRICA: This month’s Maritime Industry Dialogue session focusing on the opportunities and challenges that face the South African...
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Maritime insurers raise issues related to new regulations Maritime insurers raise issues related to new regulations

Maritime insurers raise issues related to new regulations

SEYCHELLES: The Seychelles Maritime Safety Authority (SMSA) together with the President and Vice President met with insurance companies yesterday...
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Award aims to recognise contributions to gender equality Award aims to recognise contributions to gender equality

Award aims to recognise contributions to gender equality

INTERNATIONAL: The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is inviting nominations for a new Gender Equality Award that will be presented for...
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Asset sales will move training forward Asset sales will move training forward

Asset sales will move training forward

SOUTH AFRICA: CPUT Survival Centre is currently auctioning off a number of assets including four vessels of various sizes as well as an enclosed...
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