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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...
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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...
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...
Joint Patrol Operation Successfully Concluded
Namibia and South Africa have officially concluded a 25-day joint sea-based patrol operation in Walvis Bay.
The patrol, a coordinated maritime surveillance and fisheries enforcement operation...
El Niño isn’t just a Weather Event, it’s an Economic Red Flag
South Africa is heading into its summer season under what the country’s own ENSO Reference Group, a panel of leading local climate scientists, describes...
What’s the Right Way to Build Cold Chains for Ocean Communities?
As much as 35% of fish caught by small-scale fishers are lost due to a lack of options to cool product from the moment...
A New Era for Diesel Refunds: More than Just a Registration Exercise
Businesses claiming diesel refunds may be inclined to view the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) new diesel refund registration system as little more than...
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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...
El Niño isn’t just a Weather Event, it’s an Economic Red Flag
South Africa is heading into its summer season under what the country’s own ENSO Reference Group, a panel of leading local climate scientists, describes...
The Global Picture of the State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture
The 2026 edition of the FAO’s State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture report provides the latest evidence-based information and insights on challenges, opportunities, solutions and trends...
Oil Major Empowers West Coast Communities but is this Enough?
Coastal communities on the Cape West Coast are not saying much, but it turns out that corporate social investment (CSI) funds are being channelled...
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