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Opening up the maritime dialogue for 2024 Opening up the maritime dialogue for 2024

Opening up the maritime dialogue for 2024

Maritime Industry Dialogue schedule addresses key issues

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SOUTH AFRICA: Maritime Review Africa has five strategic conversations planned for their Maritime Industry Dialogue sessions scheduled from February to April that aim to address a number of key historic issues that continue to impact the various maritime sectors.

National shipping line saga plays on National shipping line saga plays on

National shipping line saga plays on

Nigeria considers options to re-establish national shipping line

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NIGERIA: Despite announced plans to re-establish the liquidated Nigerian National Shipping Line (NNSL), issues relating to resolving the settlement of benefits to the affected seafarers.

African Energy Chamber rejects anti-fossil fuel narrative African Energy Chamber rejects anti-fossil fuel narrative

African Energy Chamber rejects anti-fossil fuel narrative

Following discussions around the future of fossil fuels at the Conference of Parties (COP28), the African Energy Chamber (AEC) has strongly urged...
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First crude for Dangote transferred via SPM First crude for Dangote transferred via SPM

First crude for Dangote transferred via SPM

NIGERIA: Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited (STASCO) delivered one million barrels of Agbami crude grade to Dangote...
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Fleet focus for Durban port-turnaround plan Fleet focus for Durban port-turnaround plan

Fleet focus for Durban port-turnaround plan

SOUTH AFRICA: With the expected delivery of three second-hand tugs in the first quarter of next year; a 24-hour helicopter service and a...
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Terminal operators of last resort to be appointed Terminal operators of last resort to be appointed

Terminal operators of last resort to be appointed

SOUTH AFRICA: Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is planning to appoint a panel of terminal operators that will be able to step in as an...
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Driving efficiency in ship repair through automation Driving efficiency in ship repair through automation

Driving efficiency in ship repair through automation

SOUTH AFRICA: Ship repair company, Dormac Marine and Engineering, a division of Southey Holdings has chosen to upgrade its Infor LN solution with...
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A milestone in maritime education

SOUTH AFRICA: Guests that included some of the initiators and sponsors of the iconic high school maritime training initiative gathered at the Labia yesterday in Cape Town to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Lawhill Maritime Academy.

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