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3rd MSC Cape Hake Surveillance Audit Soon
The Marine Stewardship Council 3rd Cape Hake surveillance audit of deep-water Cape Hake (Merluccius paradoxus) and shallow water Cape Hake (Merluccius capensis) will be...
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South Africa, Chile Sign Fisheries and Aquaculture Cooperation Agreement
South Africa and Chile have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Fisheries and Aquaculture.
Deputy Minister Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Mr Narend Singh,...
Renewed Focus on Small Boat Safety
The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) Centre of Boating has stepped up its inspections of small vessels to ensure safety regulations are being...
3rd MSC Cape Hake Surveillance Audit Soon
The Marine Stewardship Council 3rd Cape Hake surveillance audit of deep-water Cape Hake (Merluccius paradoxus) and shallow water Cape Hake (Merluccius capensis) will be...
MSC Improvement Programme Launched
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has launched a new initiative aimed at accelerating progress in sustainable fishing practices worldwide. This takes the form of...
New Appeal to Stop West Coast Oil and Gas Exploration
Coastal communities and eco-justice groups are appealing to the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment to reconsider the granting of an environmental authorisation...
Pressure On as African Penguin now Red Listed
African Penguin tourism is valued to be between R613 million to R2.7 billion annually, according to a recently published report from Anchor Environmental Consultants...
Patagonian Toothfish Longliner, MFV El Shaddai, Free to Fish; TAC Revised Upward
Justice does prevail. The KwaZulu Natal Local Division, Durban High Court has delivered a judgement that benefits one ecstatic lady business owner in Durban...
Recognition of BSL Device is Another Feather in the Cap for Imvelo Blue
Another feather in the cap for Cape Town-based Imvelo Blue Environment Consultancy is that its bird scaring device has been officially included in the...
Port Tariff Application Reveals Increases Exceed Inflation Rate
South Africa's ports are still struggling to recover and to provide the services its customers want, yet Transnet National Ports Authority wants more money...
Fostering Workplace Safety Through Commitment Pays Off
By Sian Thurtell, Chief Operating Officer from KBC Health & Safety
Workplace safety is not merely a regulatory requirement; it is a fundamental aspect of...
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Red Flags Raised as Fishers Lose and Small-Scale Marine Diamond Miners Chew Rocks
Shallow water diamond mining is rare, practised nowhere on earth in the way it is along a marine zone that straddles the Namibian and South African borders. Unique methods and a unique culture have developed here over the last four decades or so. Like small-scale fishers, in recent years this sector has taken a beating. There are no more 'easy' diamonds, operators are boxed in by big corporates, the COVID-19 pandemic has got in the way, and climate change is affecting operations. More threatening however, are the numerous mining applications for tracts of coastline from Columbine to the Orange River.
New Fishing Port to be Built as Money Pours in to Help Mozambique’s Recovery
The foundation stone for Mozambique's newest fishing port, Angoche, has been laid. The port, which is expected to be operational by the end of...
Happy Ending for Crew After Trawler Runs Aground
Twenty four crew members had an eventful evening yesterday when their 29-metre stern trawler, Elke M, ran aground at Shark Point, near St Francis Bay in the Eastern Cape.
East London Foreshore Open for Fishing
The angling community of East London will from 06:00 on Monday, 15 April 2019, be able to enjoy their favourite pastime – fishing!
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