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, tourism, and maritime trade, making it a vital artery for the country’s socio-economic framework. However, the allure of the ocean is accompanied by inherent risks that demand a robust culture of safety at sea.