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Shipping

Fuelling controversy: Bunkering on the sidelines of Sona
The Green Guardian
/ 13 February 2024

Fuelling controversy: Bunkering on the sidelines of Sona

The environment harm caused by transferring fuel from one vessel to another at sea – spills and noise – present enormous risks to biodiversity

By Kate Handley
Agricultural input costs remain elevated, squeezing farmers’ profits
Opinion
/ 8 February 2022

Agricultural input costs remain elevated, squeezing farmers’ profits

Supply constraints in fertiliser-producing countries, coupled with rising shipping, oil and gas costs has pushed up the price of imported commodities such as fertiliser, herbicide and insecticide prices

By Wandile Sihlobo
The shipping industry is under pressure, which could hurt South Africa’s retail high season
Opinion
/ 7 July 2021

The shipping industry is under pressure, which could hurt South Africa’s retail high season

Importers need to mitigate the risks of receiving orders late and keep costs in check

By Denys Hobson
Shipping firms look to sail into the future
Article
/ 21 October 2019

Shipping firms look to sail into the future

Operators of the oil tankers, bulk carriers and ferries plying the seas are racing to find alternatives to fuel oil as pollution rules are tightened

By Marie Wolfrom
Toxic emissions from ships kill thousands of people each year
Article
/ 2 June 2016

Toxic emissions from ships kill thousands of people each year

About 60 000 die globally from lung disease; one vessel emits as much as 50-million cars. Steps to stop pollution in SA ports have not been enacted.

By Sipho Kings
Nigerian oil company to raise $400-million for African expansion
Article
/ 11 March 2014

Nigerian oil company to raise $400-million for African expansion

Japail Oil & Maritime Services will raise money to expand into 12 countries in Africa over the next five years.

By Staff Reporter
Only foreign ships transport SA’s exports
Article
/ 1 October 2013

Only foreign ships transport SA’s exports

The vast majority of South Africa’s exports are transported by ship, but not a single merchant vessel is local. This renders our economy vulnerable.

By Sapa
SA needs ships for jobs, says transport minister
Article
/ 22 February 2013

SA needs ships for jobs, says transport minister

Transport Minister Ben Martins says South Africa needs to develop its shipping industry in order to create jobs.

By Sapa
Regulator fires shot across bows
Article
/ 31 January 2011

Regulator fires shot across bows

Transnet National Port Authority has been rapped on the knuckles for being expensive and inefficient.

By Lynley Donnelly
No image available
Article
/ 3 February 2009

Dock workers to boycott Israeli ship

Durban dock workers are expected to refuse to offload an Israeli ship as part of a week of action against Israel, Cosatu said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
Grindrod won’t need to ship up
Article
/ 26 August 2008

Grindrod won’t need to ship up

The shipping industry has the mettle to withstand the recession, writes Lynley Donnelly.

By Lynley Donnelly
No image available
Article
/ 12 August 2008

Ship loses log cargo near Robben Island

A ship carrying about 300 logs lost its cargo while passing Robben Island, the South African Maritime Safety Authority said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter

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