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SAMSA Seafarer of the Year. The nominations for the 2011 SAMSA Seafarer of the Year Awards are now open and will culminate in a gala dinner on the 22 October at the CTICC. On 25 June, the International Day of the Seafarer, flash mobs were activated around the country to pay tribute to those who work at sea. IMO to host safety conference in SA. SAMSA Seafarer of the Year. SAMSA Seafarer of the Year. IMO to host safety conference in SA. IMO to host safety conference in SA. DNN SlideShow - Markit SlideShow.

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Feike Natural Resource Management Advisers: September 2014

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Sunday, September 14, 2014. Prof George Branch's View on an SA Limpet Fishery. In response to my suggestion that we should consider a small-scale commercial limpet fishery, Professor George Branch has provided a concise but convincing riposte. Professor Branch advises against such a fishery for the following ecological, economic and practical reasons. First, limpets are keystone species that regulate community composition on rocky shores. Can we "TRANSFORM" our Fisheries any MORE? It is the parlance of o...

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blue economy | Maritime Matters

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Because maritime matters – matter! Access denied: flirting with the maritime economy? Posted by Colleen Jacka. There’s a general movement that is gaining traction in the maritime sectors that aims to boost the industry’s contribution to job creation and the GDP. The Blue Economy is on everyone’s lips and national, regional, continental and even international strategies are being developed to see our oceans contribute meaningfully to our human desire to produce and prosper. The truth is though that the in...

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FLASH MOBS ACKNOWLEDGE SEAFARERS. Members of the maritime community mobilised around the country on 25 June 2011 to acknowledge the role of seafarers in global trade. Flash Mobs were organised in Mossel Bay, Pretoria, Cape Town and Durban where members of the public were exposed to the importance of seafarers. Mariners mob Menlyn Mall. On behalf of SAMSA, South African government, South Africans and all - we salute you.". Capturing attention in Cape Town. Massive mission in Mossel Bay.

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Operation Phakisa | Maritime Matters

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Because maritime matters – matter! An African passport by 2018? Posted by Colleen Jacka. One of the many challenges that the highly mobile people of the maritime industry face is that of accessibility to jurisdictions within Africa. This is particularly frustrating for Africans aiming to work on the African continent and may even hamper emergency response to potential maritime incidents. In February this year the African Development Bank released the Africa Visa Openness Report 2016, which highlights the...

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Maritime Review Africa | Maritime Matters

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Because maritime matters – matter! Maritime Review Africa (previously known as Maritime Southern Africa) celebrated their 10th anniversary in April 2012 and produced a commemorative 96-page issue. The magazine is published on a bi-monthly basis and is distributed to members of the commercial shipping and fishing industry in the region as well as on the continent of Africa as a whole. For more information visit the dedicated website at: http:/ www.maritimesa.co.za. June 15, 2011 at 9:26 pm. Good to see a ...

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SAMIC | Maritime Matters

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Because maritime matters – matter! Access denied: flirting with the maritime economy? Posted by Colleen Jacka. There’s a general movement that is gaining traction in the maritime sectors that aims to boost the industry’s contribution to job creation and the GDP. The Blue Economy is on everyone’s lips and national, regional, continental and even international strategies are being developed to see our oceans contribute meaningfully to our human desire to produce and prosper. The truth is though that the in...

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Coastal and Maritime Surveillance Africa - Media Partner

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Conference and Defense Exhibition: 17 and 18 March, 2015. Homeland Security Africa Focus day: 16 March, 2015. Critical Infrastructure Protection in Oil and Gas Focus Day:. 19 March, 2015 Accra International Conference Centre, Accra, Ghana. Main Conference Day 1. Main Conference Day 2. Coastal and Maritime Surveillance Africa. The First True Business Journal for Maritime Executives. Only The Maritime Executive. Available three ways, as the established print monthly magazine, by weekly eNewsletter and onli...

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Blue Economy | Maritime Matters

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Because maritime matters – matter! An African passport by 2018? Posted by Colleen Jacka. One of the many challenges that the highly mobile people of the maritime industry face is that of accessibility to jurisdictions within Africa. This is particularly frustrating for Africans aiming to work on the African continent and may even hamper emergency response to potential maritime incidents. In February this year the African Development Bank released the Africa Visa Openness Report 2016, which highlights the...