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South Africa takes steps to ban plastic microbeads South Africa takes steps to ban plastic microbeads

South Africa takes steps to ban plastic microbeads

Draft regulations published

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SOUTH AFRICA: Massive fines and long prison sentence could await those that continue to produce, distribute, or export plastic microbeads if the draft regulations published by the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Dr Dion George come into force.

African ports receive international recognition African ports receive international recognition

African ports receive international recognition

Finalists announced in awards competition

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Ports in Kenya, Ghana and Benin are represented as finalists in the International Association of Ports and Harbours’ Sustainability Awards for 2025 and will now be vying for public votes before the voting period closes on September 5.

The future of Africa’s aquaculture sector lies in PPPs The future of Africa’s aquaculture sector lies in PPPs

The future of Africa’s aquaculture sector lies in PPPs

CÔTE D’IVOIRE: The Acting Director General of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) of Liberia and Chairperson of the...
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SA Navy welcomes next generation of sailors SA Navy welcomes next generation of sailors

SA Navy welcomes next generation of sailors

SOUTH AFRICA: Just under 450 new sailors officially entered the South African Navy last week when the Chief of the Navy, Vice Admiral Monde Lobese...
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Identifying priorities for maritime decarbonisation Identifying priorities for maritime decarbonisation

Identifying priorities for maritime decarbonisation

EGYPT: Capacity-building efforts to strengthen Egypt’s maritime decarbonisation journey was prioritised at a workshop to facilitate...
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A commanding woman A commanding woman

A commanding woman

SOUTH AFRICA: Commander Lelethu Bixa became the second woman to be appointed to take command of a warship last week at a Change of Command parade...
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Guarantees in place to keep Transnet liquid Guarantees in place to keep Transnet liquid

Guarantees in place to keep Transnet liquid

SOUTH AFRICA: Moving to stabilise Transnet’s financial situation and service the State Owned Entity’s debt, the Government has...
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Boosting Africa’s boating ecosystem 0 Women in Maritime
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Boosting Africa’s boating ecosystem

Cape Town is playing host to an exciting new event later this year aimed at building on the potential of the boating sector across the African continent. Scheduled for October, the first ever African Boating Conference is a long overdue addition...
Will structural review strengthen SAMSA? 0 Tender News
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Will structural review strengthen SAMSA?

SOUTH AFRICA: As discontent both within and outside of the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) continues to fester, stakeholders may be pleased to learn that a bid to strengthen the internal structure of the entity will see the...

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21 Oct 2025 AFRICAN BOATING CONFERENCE 10/21/2025 - 10/22/2025

The African Boating Conference is a one-of-its-kind event dedicated to unleashing the vast potential of the boating industry across Africa and the Indian Ocean islands. As the only recreational boating B2B conference on the continent, it is set to make “A World of Difference” in an underserved market brimming with opportunity.

25 Nov 2025 INTERMODAL AFRICA 2025 11/25/2025 - 11/27/2025

The 34th edition of Intermodal Africa 2025, the annual Ports and Logistics Exhibition and Conference will take place from Tuesday 25 November to Thursday 27 November 2025 at the Four Point by Sheraton Hotel Mindelo, Cabo Verde hosted by ENAPOR.

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