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Fishing gear aims to help small scale fishers benefit from rights Fishing gear aims to help small scale fishers benefit from rights

Fishing gear aims to help small scale fishers benefit from rights

Donation of fishing gear and equipment

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SOUTH AFRICA: Much needed fishing gear and equipment was donated to small scale fishing enterprises in Port St Johns yesterday when Eastern Cape MEC for Rural Development and Agrarian Reform (DRDAR), Nonkqubela Pieters, visited the community.

More ships for Namibian ports More ships for Namibian ports

More ships for Namibian ports

Increase in cargo handling at Namibian ports

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NAMIBIA: The number of vessels calling at Namibian ports surged by 29% in the financial year ending 31 March with port visits jumping from 1,636 to 2,115 calls. These included foreign tugs, dry bulk vessels, containerised vessels, foreign fishing vessels, petroleum vessels, Namibian fishing vessels, research, and general vessels.

Port tariff strategy up for review Port tariff strategy up for review

Port tariff strategy up for review

SOUTH AFRICA: The Ports Regulator of South Africa is calling for comments on its update of the 2015 and 2020 Tariff Strategy documents that...
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Port fails to meet targets ahead of citrus season Port fails to meet targets ahead of citrus season

Port fails to meet targets ahead of citrus season

SOUTH AFRICA: With citrus exports set to increase towards the end of the month, the Western Cape Government (WCG) has raised the alarm on the Cape...
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Cooperation agreement expands engineering focus Cooperation agreement expands engineering focus

Cooperation agreement expands engineering focus

South African Nouum Engineering and Mauritius-based ship repair and conversion yard Taylor Smith Shipyard (TSS) have signed a cooperation...
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Event evolves to encompass broader oceans economy Event evolves to encompass broader oceans economy

Event evolves to encompass broader oceans economy

SOUTH AFRICA: Following the successful hosting of their maritime defence and security event, Creative Space Media is broadening the scope of their...
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South Africa’s sardine saga 0 Insights & Opinion
MRA Online

South Africa’s sardine saga

SOUTH AFRICA: Three and a half months after dead sardines first washed up on the West Coast, the die-off has ended; a virus has emerged as the most likely cause, and attention has now turned to how many fish remain in the water

Invitation to explore octopus fishery 0 Tender News
MRA Online

Invitation to explore octopus fishery

SOUTH AFRICA: Recognising the interest in the viability of an octopus fishery beyond False Bay, a five-year exploratory period is being initiated beyond False Bay to inform the feasibility of a potential directed fishery in those areas.

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