Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA

Abandoned and wrecked vessels are an environmental and administrative headache for any country’s maritime search, rescue and salvage authorities. Such is the case of...

Last week, government officials representing South Africa and Lesotho were at the Polihali construction site, in Mokhotlong, Lesotho, to unveil the Tunnel Boring Machine...

Namibia’s wet-landed horse mackerel sector has been successful in persuading the fisheries ministry to ease the trawling restrictions within the 200 metre isobath. According to the...

The release of the South African National AI Policy Framework marks a decisive shift in how South Africa intends to govern, deploy, and scale...

As the South African Revenue Service (SARS) rolls out the biggest change to the diesel refund system in 25 years, local primary producers are...

Namibia’s fisheries have been under severe strain in recent years, largely as a result of the Fishrot corruption scandal fallout. This week the country’s...

Remember the 2010 saga over plans to build a nuclear power plant at Thyspunt near Oyster Bay? At the time the Eastern Cape squid...

The stalemate between environmental NGO's involved in coastal fishing communities litigation against oil and gas companies needs an alternative approach. There could there be...

Recent storm activity along the Cape Peninsula coastline is expected to result in an increase in stranded sea turtle hatchlings over the coming weeks....

Members of the public have utilised State-owned dams for recreation for decades, including through recreational clubs, sailing clubs, camping facilities, guesthouses, resorts and privately...