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South Africa Review 2024
This year there has been a clear sense that the lingering COVID malaise has been shrugged off and, in its place, especially post the...
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Shell Writes Down Orange Basin Block
Shell’s recent news that it is writing off USD 400 million related to its oil discovery in the PEL39 block in the Orange Basin...
The MSC Launches 4th Edition of its Free Ocean Cookbook
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), has launched its Ocean Cookbook 2025. The free digital cookbook brings together chefs from all over the world to...
Navigating the Waves and the Imperative of Safety at Sea
South Africa's coastline, exceeding 2500 kilometres, is a treasure trove of natural beauty, marine biodiversity, and economic potential. It supports a thriving fishing industry,...
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Balancing the Scales with Ethical Angling
by Esther Jacobs Salt Life Charters, Mossel Bay
The role of recreational fishing in South Africa’s economy and culture is undeniable. Yet, with increasing pressure...
Appeal Against Decision for Small Scale Fishery Sector in Squid Fishery
Whilst the South African Squid Management Industrial Association now has the right to appeal the Pangarker AJ judgement in High Court Case No. 9873/2002 this matter...
South Africa Adopts ‘Fairer and More Equitable International Tax System’
The Global Minimum Taxation Act gazetted on 24 December 2024 and backdated to 1 January 2024, is a ‘fairer and more equitable international tax...
Fish Mortality Incident at Limpopo Dam
Reports of dead fish at Nandoni Dam and the Luvuvhu River in the Thulamela Local Municipality, Limpopo, and subsequent testing of water samples which...
Warming Oceans are Changing Marine Habitats. Study Explores Impact on Thousands of Species
Andreas Schwarz Meyer, University of Cape Town and Christopher Trisos, University of Cape Town
Every year, human activities release billions of tons of greenhouse gases...
Working Backwards to Save the Sea
By Renee Bonorchis
One theory is that human beings are psychologically incapable of caring about an event they’ve been told will be catastrophic but will...
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Formal Investigation into B-BBEE Equity Complaints – Should Oceana be Worried?
What kind of investor owns Oceana Group Limited? This is a question that has recently been raised by stocks watchdog Simply Wall St. Interestingly,...
No News Yet but Fishing Vessel Incident Rate Raises Eyebrows
There is growing concern about the increase in incidents involving fishing vessels and ships. Fact is though that a lot of the fishing vessels, including the latest casualty, MFV Lepanto, are very old. The search for the missing 11 crew members has yielded no results so far other than some debris found.
Seasickness. We Built a Digital Monitoring System on a South African Research Ship to...
Nicole Catherine Taylor, Stellenbosch University
I’ve always been intrigued by the ocean, drawn to its mystery and sheer immensity. So, I was excited when, in...
Navigation Warnings for Containers Lost Overboard, Clean-Up Underway
The South African Maritime Safety Authority is appealing to the public not to consume any of the products they might have found washed up...
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