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Investing in the future of maritime training

Engineering workshop boosted with acquisition of new equipment

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SOUTH AFRICA: Now with six centres in South Africa, Sea Safety Training Group (SSTG) is continuing to invest in equipment to meet the training needs of those interested in pursuing a career at sea, having taken delivery of lathes and milling machines for a new workshop course at their Milnerton facilities in Cape Town.

Towards an aquaculture knowledge hub for Africa Towards an aquaculture knowledge hub for Africa

Towards an aquaculture knowledge hub for Africa

Shaping the future of aquaculture on the continent

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ZAMBIA: The need to establish a continental Aquaculture Knowledge Hub was discussed at a consultative workshop last week in Lusaka in a bid to improve effective knowledge management and collaborative efforts within the African aquaculture sector.

Artificial Intelligence harnessed to protect marine mammals Artificial Intelligence harnessed to protect marine mammals

Artificial Intelligence harnessed to protect marine mammals

SOUTH AFRICA: A pilot project along South Africa’s West Coast is using cameras and hydrophones to alert mussel farmers in the Saldanha Bay...
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Oil Market Predictions and What They Mean for Africa Oil Market Predictions and What They Mean for Africa

Oil Market Predictions and What They Mean for Africa

The oil market is nothing if not volatile, but few eras match the last several years for dramatic ups and downs. NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of...
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Harassment of fur seals cause for concern Harassment of fur seals cause for concern

Harassment of fur seals cause for concern

SOUTH AFRICA: Incidents of harassment of Cape fur seals have become a cause for concern as members of the public have been reportedly throwing...
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IMO elections are looming – what to expect IMO elections are looming – what to expect

IMO elections are looming – what to expect

The International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) Council will meet next week for its 130th Session ahead of the Assembly’s 33rd Session...
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Small scale rights decriminalise traditional fishing Small scale rights decriminalise traditional fishing

Small scale rights decriminalise traditional fishing

SOUTH AFRICA: The era of interim relief declared for small scale fishers will come to an end as 62 small scale fishing cooperatives in the Western...
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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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