Close
Unlocking fisheries exports Unlocking fisheries exports

Unlocking fisheries exports

Fish export certificate awarded

0 1500

SIERRA LEONE: Contributing over 10 percent to Sierra Leone’s GDP, the fishing sector will now benefit from the newly acquired Fish Export Certificate from the People’s Republic of China which was granted following the signing of the Protocol on Inspection, Quarantine, and Sanitary Requirements for Wild Aquatic Products, enabling Sierra Leone to directly export its fish products to China.

Two tugs for river port marks ongoing investment in East London Two tugs for river port marks ongoing investment in East London

Two tugs for river port marks ongoing investment in East London

Port of East London christens two tugs

0 2000

SOUTH AFRICA: Following on the delivery of five new tugs for the Port of Durban last month, Transnet National Ports Authority celebrated the arrival of a further two tugs for the Port of East London.

Variety of properties available within the Port of Durban Variety of properties available within the Port of Durban

Variety of properties available within the Port of Durban

SOUTH AFRICA: Companies looking for a footprint in the Port of Durban currently have the opportunity to bid on nine available properties of...
0 1888
Fishing equipment donated to boost catches Fishing equipment donated to boost catches

Fishing equipment donated to boost catches

SIERRA LEONE: Local artisanal fishermen received fishing equipment to help boost catches during the fishing season in the coastal fisheries.

0 1561
Measuring the impact of women in the maritime domain Measuring the impact of women in the maritime domain

Measuring the impact of women in the maritime domain

Governments and industry are being urged to participate in the second Women in Maritime Survey to help gather important baseline data about...
0 1496
Equipment donated to bolster environmental protection Equipment donated to bolster environmental protection

Equipment donated to bolster environmental protection

GHANA: Having identified the urgent need to improve measures to monitor and protect aquatic biodiversity in during a scoping mission to Benin,...
0 1655
Solar powered abalone farming likely to shell out rewards Solar powered abalone farming likely to shell out rewards

Solar powered abalone farming likely to shell out rewards

SOUTH AFRICA:  Having initiated the construction of a solar system in November last year, Aqunion is currently undertaking testing ahead of...
0 1757
First59606162636466686970717273Last

RSS Upcoming Events

20 May 2026 BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO ACOUSTIC TELEMETRY DATA 5/20/2026 8:00 AM - 5/21/2026 3:00 PM

Dr Toby Rogers from Shark Spotters and Courtney MacSween from Innovasea will be joining as workshop facilitators. A basic understanding of the statistical programme R would be beneficial, but isn't crucial.

 

20 May 2026 PROTECTING OUR FISHERIES FROM DISASTER of monofilament nets: a regional call for action 5/20/2026 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Monofilament nets are widely prohibited for fishing in SADC countries due to their destructive ecological and socio-economic impacts. Made of clear nylon, these nets are nearly invisible underwater. They are non-selective, non-biodegradable and, as the material tears easily, they are often discarded after only a few uses, creating large amounts of plastic pollution.

22 May 2026 SOUTH AFRICA'S OFFSHORE BENTHIC BIODIVERSITY 5/22/2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

In celebration of International Biodiversity Day on 22 May, this presentation showcases fifteen years of foundational offshore biodiversity research in South Africa, sharing discoveries, lessons learnt and the growing momentum.

12345

EDITOR'S PICKS

Keeping the blue economy on Africa’s agenda 0 Shipping
MRA Online

Keeping the blue economy on Africa’s agenda

KENYA: Despite some mixed reviews with social media posts highlighting incidents of disorganisation at this week’s Africa Forward Summit hosted jointly by France and Kenya – the final declaration from the event includes substantive...

No content

A problem occurred while loading content.

Previous Next

INSIGHTS & OPINION

No content

A problem occurred while loading content.

Previous Next

PRODUCT NEWS

No content

A problem occurred while loading content.

Previous Next

PEOPLE & EVENTS

Previous Next

CONTACT US

EMAIL:  editor@maritimesa.co.za
PHONE: +27 21 914 1157

WEBSITE CONTENT: Unfortunately our website was decommissioned by our previous hosting provider when they disappeared overnight in June 2023. As such we have rebuilt the content from this year and are adding older content on an ongoing basis. Sadly this has resulted in the loss of statistics associated with article views and website traffic. 

Terms Of UsePrivacy StatementCopyright 2026 | More Maximum Media - publishers of Maritime Review Africa
Back To Top