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A call to disqualify Russia for election to IMO Council A call to disqualify Russia for election to IMO Council

A call to disqualify Russia for election to IMO Council

Ukraine issues statement against Russia’s re-election

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INTERNATIONAL: Ukraine has asked Member States of the International Maritime Organisation not to re-elect the Russian Federation to the Council when they vote in December this year.

Offshore rig utilisation on the rise Offshore rig utilisation on the rise

Offshore rig utilisation on the rise

Longer contracts and tighter availability

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INSIGHT: Offshore drilling rig utilisation is on the increase with availability beginning to tighten as new contracts become lengthier amidst a marked increase in tender opportunities.

New US office for Liberian Registry New US office for Liberian Registry

New US office for Liberian Registry

The Liberian Registry has opened a new office in Miami, USA to serve as the primary centre for Registration, Mortgage, and Deletion Services...
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Online permit portal streamlines recreational fishing Online permit portal streamlines recreational fishing

Online permit portal streamlines recreational fishing

SOUTH AFRICA: In a bid to streamline the process of applying for recreational fishing permits, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the...
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Four die in tragic boating accident on the Vaal River Four die in tragic boating accident on the Vaal River

Four die in tragic boating accident on the Vaal River

SOUTH AFRICA: Three adults and a young child died when the small speed boat that were in capsized in the wake of a larger barge on the Vaal River...
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Tidal pool maintenance begins Tidal pool maintenance begins

Tidal pool maintenance begins

SOUTH AFRICA: Work to repair damage caused by the recent storms in the Cape resulted in the flooding and washing away of the northern section of...
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Shark danger closes Durban beaches Shark danger closes Durban beaches

Shark danger closes Durban beaches

SOUTH AFRICA: Reacting to advice from the Natal Sharks Board, the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality has closed all of Durban’s beaches...
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Appointments aim to provide stability at SAMSA Appointments aim to provide stability at SAMSA

Appointments aim to provide stability at SAMSA

SOUTH AFRICA: The South African Maritime Safety Authority has announced the appointment of a new Acting CEO (ACEO) as well as the reinstatement of...
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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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