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Collaboration Key to Resilience of South Africa’s Aquaculture Industry
The 16th Biennial Aquaculture Association Conference of Southern Africa got underway this week with the message that collaboration is key to ensuring the resilience...
Modernising South Africa’s Fishing Vessel Safety Framework : A Concise Summary Overview
The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) and Department of Transport's Draft Fishing Vessel Safety Regulations represent a significant step towards modernising South Africa's...
Widespread Sardine Mortality Reported
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) says it will begin investigating reports of dead and dying sardines at several locations along...
The Strategic Importance of Fisheries Science
In fisheries management, science is power. Every year, scientific assessments determine how many fish may be harvested, how much fishing effort may be allowed,...
Cape Town Earmarks Billions for Water and Sanitation Projects
This month (July) the City of Cape Town has confirmed R5,39 billion has been allocated in its budget for water and sanitation capital projects...
Global Seabed Mapping Reaches New Milestone
Did you know that about 28.7% of the world’s ocean floor has now been mapped. This is according to the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030...
Scientists Track Oxygen Status Along West African Coast
As the Saldanha Bay Aquaculture Development Zone battles with paralytic shellfish toxin (PST) levels in mussels and oysters from the monitored production areas, further...
In Focus. The Minister’s First 100 Days in Office
Given Minister David Maynier's track record as a reform-oriented administrator in the Western Cape Government, his first 100 days should focus on restoring confidence...
Don’t Delay Future Proofing Your Fishing Vessel Safety Compliance Record
South Africa’s fishing vessel safety regulations are likely to change and in the future there will be no wriggle room. A draft strategy is...
Intensive Training Strengthens Enforcement Efforts in KwaZulu Natal
Recent television coverage and other reports of East Coast Rock Lobster being sold illegally along the N2 highway near Hibberdene on the KwaZulu Natal...
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The Strategic Importance of Fisheries Science
In fisheries management, science is power. Every year, scientific assessments determine how many fish may be harvested, how much fishing effort may be allowed,...
Cape Town Earmarks Billions for Water and Sanitation Projects
This month (July) the City of Cape Town has confirmed R5,39 billion has been allocated in its budget for water and sanitation capital projects...
Global Seabed Mapping Reaches New Milestone
Did you know that about 28.7% of the world’s ocean floor has now been mapped. This is according to the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030...
In Focus. The Minister’s First 100 Days in Office
Given Minister David Maynier's track record as a reform-oriented administrator in the Western Cape Government, his first 100 days should focus on restoring confidence...
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