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Improving logistics in East Africa

RORO vessel commissioned for Lake Victoria

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UGANDA: Aimed at economic progress and improving trade logistics, the RORO vessel, the MV Mpungu was commissioned in Uganda marking a significant step towards providing a more sustainable logistics solution for Lake Victoria.

Removal of West Coast wreck underway Removal of West Coast wreck underway

Removal of West Coast wreck underway

Ultra Galaxy wreck ongoing

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SOUTH AFRICA: Having been contracted to undertake the wreck removal of the Ultra Galaxy off the coast near Lutzville, Shanghai Salvage Co mobilised their grab dredger to the Port of Cape Town in December last year and has to date removed over 3,748 tons of material from the seabed and wreckage.

Regulating foreign fishing vessels in South African waters Regulating foreign fishing vessels in South African waters

Regulating foreign fishing vessels in South African waters

SOUTH AFRICA: The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) is calling for public comment on draft regulations relating to the...
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Namibia remains upbeat about oil and gas activity Namibia remains upbeat about oil and gas activity

Namibia remains upbeat about oil and gas activity

NAMIBIA: Describing the Orange Basin as “one of the world’s most promising oil and gas regions,” the National Petroleum...
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Another African signatory added to High Seas Treaty Another African signatory added to High Seas Treaty

Another African signatory added to High Seas Treaty

Angola has become the latest country to sign the High Seas Treaty when Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Carmen do Sacramento, signed...
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Agreement aims to enhance fisheries management in Africa Agreement aims to enhance fisheries management in Africa

Agreement aims to enhance fisheries management in Africa

KENYA: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed last week that aims to address issues such as over-fishing as well as illegal activities...
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Large cohort of Egyptian seafarers graduate Large cohort of Egyptian seafarers graduate

Large cohort of Egyptian seafarers graduate

EGYPT: A group of 447 students graduated on Sunday at a ceremony at the Port Training Institute (PTI) in Alexandria, Egypt, marking the 44th...
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