Fishing Industry News and Aquaculture SA

A hotter, drier summer threatens South Africa’s crops and could push up food prices. But the effects on company profits will vary. Ford Asset...

In recent weeks there has been considerable focus on recovery plans for Mozambique. Various government officials have been announcing different  road, rail and sea projects...

Ancient forests that grew on the Mozambican coast thousands of years ago have been found beneath the sea where they now serve as hotspots...

The Mammal Research Faculty (MRI) Whale Unit of Pretoria University, has two reasons to celebrate : it has heard that respected Professor, Els Vermeulen,...

There have been no further reports of sardine mortality and this absence has led the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) to...

A newly described South African seaweed species, Mzanzia boltonii, has been named in honour of University of a Cape Town (UCT) Emeritus Professor, John Bolton,...

The Namibian government has taken a decision to terminate the Government Employment Redress Programme (GERP) in the Hake fishery with effect from 1 November...

Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront Marina has once again been awarded Full Blue Flag Marina status for the 2026/2027 season, following approval by the International...

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 have committed to further cooperation in fisheries and aquaculture. Namibia’s government is especially keen to accelerate aquaculture development as one of...