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AfCFTA shipment highlights need to fix ports and rail AfCFTA shipment highlights need to fix ports and rail

AfCFTA shipment highlights need to fix ports and rail

President presides over first shipment

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SOUTH AFRICA: Officiating over South Africa’s first shipment and preferential trading under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) this week at the Port of Durban, President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the need to “fix Transnet’s rail and port operations”.

A fitting dedication A fitting dedication

A fitting dedication

SA Agulhas dedicated to memory of Ian Calvert

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SOUTH AFRICA: Arriving to witness the handover of the SA Agulhas to her new owners on Tuesday, all guests were instantly greeted by a bold tribute to Ian Calvert on the side of the vessel’s superstructure.

Regulator slashes port tariffs Regulator slashes port tariffs

Regulator slashes port tariffs

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority’s inefficiencies were once again highlighted yesterday when the Ports Regulator of South...
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Grand plans attached to the sale of a grand old lady Grand plans attached to the sale of a grand old lady

Grand plans attached to the sale of a grand old lady

This week marks the official handing over of the SA Agulhas to new owners, having served as South Africa’s dedicated training vessel for...
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Equipping maritime educators

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African International Maritime Institute (SAIMI) hosted a workshop aimed at equipping school teachers with the resources...
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Engaging to improve maritime security in Somalia

SOMALIA: The Operation Commander of the European Union Naval Force (EUNAVFOR) Operation ATALANTA paid a three-day visit to Somalia last week with...
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Get involved in Africa’s blue future

SOUTH AFRICA: International entrepreneurs, investors, scientists, businesses and leaders that are working towards creating a positive impact on...
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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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