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New Seaweed Species Named After UCT Professor
A newly described South African seaweed species, Mzanzia boltonii, has been named in honour of University of a Cape Town (UCT) Emeritus Professor, John Bolton,...
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Prestigious IWC Leadership Role for Pretoria University Professor and Whale Count News
The Mammal Research Faculty (MRI) Whale Unit of Pretoria University, has two reasons to celebrate : it has heard that respected Professor, Els Vermeulen,...
Sardine Mortality Update
There have been no further reports of sardine mortality and this absence has led the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) to...
New Seaweed Species Named After UCT Professor
A newly described South African seaweed species, Mzanzia boltonii, has been named in honour of University of a Cape Town (UCT) Emeritus Professor, John Bolton,...
GERP End Dates in Sight for Hake and Horse Mackerel Fisheries
The Namibian government has taken a decision to terminate the Government Employment Redress Programme (GERP) in the Hake fishery with effect from 1 November...
V&A Waterfront Marina Renews it’s Blue Flag Status
Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront Marina has once again been awarded Full Blue Flag Marina status for the 2026/2027 season, following approval by the International...
Online Services Platform Officially Launched
South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) has officially launched its new Online Services Platform. This is with a view to improving service delivery, accessibility...
Namibia and Spain Strengthen Fisheries Cooperation
Namibia and Spain have committed to further cooperation in fisheries and aquaculture. Namibia’s government is especially keen to accelerate aquaculture development as one of...
Latest Living Planet Report Released
In spite of an average 73% decline in wildlife population sizes, scientists say there are grounds for hope in WWF’s latest Living Planet Report. Examples...
Local Government Elections and What You Should Ask For
The 4 November 2026 local government elections are shaping up as an unusually fragmented contest, particularly in Gauteng. The key question in Johannesburg may...
Celebrity Chefs Call for Access to More Sustainable Seafood
Did you know that in South Africa 31% of assessed marine fishery resources are depleted or heavily depleted? This is similar to global statistics...
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Fatal Emergency Tug Incident Leaves Three Dead
The Emergency Towing Vessel ‘Umkhuseli’, operated by Cape Town-based African Marine Solutions (AMSOL) in partnership with the Department of Transport and the South African Maritime...
Local Government Elections and What You Should Ask For
The 4 November 2026 local government elections are shaping up as an unusually fragmented contest, particularly in Gauteng. The key question in Johannesburg may...
Celebrity Chefs Call for Access to More Sustainable Seafood
Did you know that in South Africa 31% of assessed marine fishery resources are depleted or heavily depleted? This is similar to global statistics...
El Niño Could Test More than Crops – Know the Contractual Risks
As South Africa faces the prospect of a strengthening El Niño cycle, agricultural producers, agribusinesses, input suppliers, processors and commodity traders should be paying...
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