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Mobilising funds to end overfishing

MSC scales up fund to help end overfishing

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INTERNATIONAL: The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) set an ambitious goal to mobilise US$100 million to help safeguard the ocean and sustainable seafood supplies over the next decade as part of MSC’s Ocean Stewardship Fund which aims to end overfishing.

Historic dry dock gets a modern touch Historic dry dock gets a modern touch

Historic dry dock gets a modern touch

Robinson Dry Dock recommissioned

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SOUTH AFRICA: The Robinson Dry Dock in the Port of Cape Town has welcomed its first vessel after a year-long decommissioning that was used to undertake the installation and upgrade of a new dewatering system.

Africa remains a hotspot for stowaways Africa remains a hotspot for stowaways

Africa remains a hotspot for stowaways

According to an article written by Lene-Camilla Nordlie of Gard, despite an overall decrease in the number of stowaway incidents reported in...
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A two horse race for top IMO position A two horse race for top IMO position

A two horse race for top IMO position

There is a high possibility that this year’s International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) election for a new Secretary General could...
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Drilling operations in Gabon Drilling operations in Gabon

Drilling operations in Gabon

GABON: The DHIBM-3H production well has been successfully drilled, completed and handed over to production operations without incident. The well...
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More questions than answers for fisheries More questions than answers for fisheries

More questions than answers for fisheries

SOUTH AFRICA: Members of the Forestry, Fisheries and Environment portfolio committee raised a number of questions that remain successfully...
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Fisheries monitoring gaining momentum in Nigeria Fisheries monitoring gaining momentum in Nigeria

Fisheries monitoring gaining momentum in Nigeria

NIGERIA: The successful establishment of Nigeria’s Fisheries Monitoring Centre with stations in Abuja and Lagos was highlighted during a...
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Seafarer abandonment spirals 0 Shipping
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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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