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SAMSA distances itself from fake advert for SA Agulhas SAMSA distances itself from fake advert for SA Agulhas

SAMSA distances itself from fake advert for SA Agulhas

Listing for sale of SA Agulhas was not authorised

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SOUTH AFRICA: The listing of the SA Agulhas on a prominent website for international vessel sales has prompted the current owners, the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA), to distance itself from the advert and declare that it is indeed fake.

SAMSA continues to recover systems after breach SAMSA continues to recover systems after breach

SAMSA continues to recover systems after breach

Cyberattack on South African Maritime Safety Authority

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SOUTH AFRICA:  The South African Maritime Safety Authority’s (SAMSA) ICT team is continuing to investigate and work on recovering their systems after a cyber security attack impacted its information technology systems in mid-April.

Ivory Coast oil field to begin production later this year Ivory Coast oil field to begin production later this year

Ivory Coast oil field to begin production later this year

MAURITANIA: Production from Ivory Coast’s highly anticipated Baleine oil field is expected in 2023. Owned by a consortium comprising ENI, an...
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Unpacking Namibia’s position as a logistics hub Unpacking Namibia’s position as a logistics hub

Unpacking Namibia’s position as a logistics hub

NAMIBIA: Panelists unpacked Namibia’s potential to become a regional transport and integrated logistics hub on the back of energy sector...
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Four ships sold for over $75m Four ships sold for over $75m

Four ships sold for over $75m

The sale of four ships to the value of just over $75m will see Grindrod Shipping Holdings undertake significant debt repayments including the...
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Navy embarks on recruitment of divers Navy embarks on recruitment of divers

Navy embarks on recruitment of divers

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Navy kicked off a national recruitment drive yesterday in Gauteng to identify potential diver recruits over the...
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Deadline looms to comment on port plans Deadline looms to comment on port plans

Deadline looms to comment on port plans

SOUTH AFRICA: Port stakeholders have until 22 April to submit comments on the proposed 2022 Port Development Framework plans that were released...
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Filipino seafarers safe for now Filipino seafarers safe for now

Filipino seafarers safe for now

PHILIPPINES: The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) announced that it will continue to recognise STCW certificates (Standards of Training,...
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As a guest at a Cape Town function to celebrate the Day of the Seafarer I found myself contemplating the format of the event as mostly shore-based maritime stakeholders provided input into strategies and policies aimed to keep seafarers safe at...
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O&G engineers return home with a pardon

SOUTH AFRICA: The two oil and gas engineers working offshore in Equatorial Guinea that were unlawfully detained more than two years ago have returned home after they received a pardon from the President of Equatorial Guinea.

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