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Tripartite meeting cements marine collaboration between Namibia, Angola and South Africa

Tripartite meeting cements marine collaboration between Namibia, Angola and South Africa
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Skills development vital for renewable energy dream – EU

Skills development vital for renewable energy dream – EU
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Skills development vital for renewable energy dream – EU

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Regional Procurement Notice: BCC seeks report and support

The BCC published the first State of the Marine Environment Report (SOMER) in 2014.

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South Africa authorizes dumping at sea of cargo that turned volatile

On Oct. 23, 2021, the bulk carrier NS Qingdao, carrying 1,500 metric tons of fertilizers and industrial reagents, docked in South Africa’s Indian Ocean port of Durban. During offloading, rainwater entered the cargo hold and set off a chemical reaction, releasing toxic fumes. After three months of uncertainty about the reactive cargo’s fate, South African […]

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