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CSIR develops framework to combat marine pollution

CSIR undertakes training to improve response from coastal countries

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SOUTH AFRICA: After developing a new framework for coastal and marine water quality management for countries of the West Indian Ocean (WIO) region, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) recently hosted training to help countries implement strategies to help combat marine pollution.

Showcasing O&G investment opportunities in southern Africa Showcasing O&G investment opportunities in southern Africa

Showcasing O&G investment opportunities in southern Africa

A dedicated roundtable aimed at showcasing opportunities within the oil and gas as well as renewable energy sectors of South Africa, Mozambique...
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Seychelles looks forward to donation of patrol vessel Seychelles looks forward to donation of patrol vessel

Seychelles looks forward to donation of patrol vessel

SEYCHELLES: China has committed to donating a new patrol vessel to Seychelles following a visit to the island country by the 45th Chinese Naval...
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Liquid Bulk Terminal operator sought for Cape Town Liquid Bulk Terminal operator sought for Cape Town

Liquid Bulk Terminal operator sought for Cape Town

SOUTH AFRICA: With increasing pressure from port users and maritime stakeholders to demonstrate a commitment to improving efficiencies within the...
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Two new security boats take to Nigerian waters Two new security boats take to Nigerian waters

Two new security boats take to Nigerian waters

NIGERIA: In an ongoing effort to enhance security in the Gulf of Guinea, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, took...
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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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Fake seafarer documentation remains a concern 0 Shipping
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Fake seafarer documentation remains a concern

The International Maritime Organisation’s Sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW) issued a report at the beginning of the month outlining more than 100 documented cases of fraudulent seafarer documentation reported...
Corporatisation of TNPA inches forward 0 Shipping
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Corporatisation of TNPA inches forward

SOUTH AFRICA: Detailed plans for the corporatisation of the Transnet National Ports Authority may finally be completed by next month according to a report back on the latest progress report on Operation Vulindlela.

Sold for scrap 0 Insights & Opinion
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Sold for scrap

SOUTH AFRICA: The sale by auction of the SA Agulhas has drawn some criticism from the previous owners who contend that she was significantly undervalued and had more than scrap value.

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