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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

SAMSA opens investigation

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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 over the weekend.

Tidal pool maintenance begins Tidal pool maintenance begins

Tidal pool maintenance begins

Remedial work needed after heavy storms

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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 the Camps Bay tidal pool began today.

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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Inching towards creating a safer fishing industry Inching towards creating a safer fishing industry

Inching towards creating a safer fishing industry

INTERNATIONAL: One of the two requirements that will see the 2012 Cape Town Agreement (CTA) come into force was reached yesterday when the...
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Show celebrates the Cape’s blue economy Show celebrates the Cape’s blue economy

Show celebrates the Cape’s blue economy

SOUTH AFRICA: Strategically located along the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Town’s blue economy is a significant contributor to the country’s...
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Bootcamp provides intensive training to maritime start-ups Bootcamp provides intensive training to maritime start-ups

Bootcamp provides intensive training to maritime start-ups

SOUTH AFRICA:  Six maritime start-ups from six countries signed on to a five-day bootcamp hosted by OceanHub Africa at their Cape Town...
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Seeking input for annual research publication Seeking input for annual research publication

Seeking input for annual research publication

SOUTH AFRICA: Now in its second edition, the South African Journal of Maritime Education and Training (SAJMET), published annually by the South...
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Seafarer abandonment spirals

New data released by the International Transport Workers’ Federation reveals that ship and seafarer abandonment is spiralling and reached the critical levels in 2025 with 6,223 crewmembers facing abandonment last year across 410 ships.

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26 Jan 2026 SAMSA STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT 1/26/2026 - 2/26/2026

The South African Maritime Safety Authority has issued a Marine Notice to clarify dates for stakeholder engagements on the Draft Merchant Shipping Regulations that were published at the end of December last year

3 Feb 2026 CONTEMPORARY MARITIME GOVERNANCE 2/3/2026 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

The maritime sector is evolving from traditional public administration toward New Public Management and agile governance models. Progress now depends on how effectively nations move beyond compliance to implement governance frameworks that enhance efficiency, accountability, and international cooperation.

16 Feb 2026 TARIFF METHODOLOGY ROADSHOW 2/16/2026 12:00 AM - 2/23/2026 11:59 PM

The Ports Regulator is in the process of reviewing the multi-year Tariff Methodology, which forms the cornerstone of the ports regulation framework, as it sets out the details of the regulatory framework which the National Ports Authority is required to comply with.

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