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Ghana Maritime Authority Commits to Comprehensive Seafarer Development to Drive Economic Growth

President Macron undertakes visit aboard French Navy Patrol Vessel ‘Champlain’

Liberia Participates in the 34th Session of the IMO Assembly

Seabees Survey Opportunities to Partner in Gabon

Oyetola Makes Final Diplomatic Push for Nigeria’s IMO Council Seat in London

PRESIDENT JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA HAS OFFICIALLY COMMISSIONED THE $1.5 BILLION EXPANSION OF TEMA PORT

CAOPA statement for the AU-EU Summit (Luanda, Angola, November 2025)

Liberia Goes To IMO Assembly Tomorrow, Set To Retain Its Seat On Council

IMO Assembly opens in London (24 November to 3 December)

Nigeria Moves to Revitalise Eastern Ports to Reduce Pressure on Lagos

Mauritius Ports Authority Opens Recruitment for Mauritian and International Pilots

Exclusive Interview – Col. André D. Ciseau: A Review of His Tenure in Service of Africa’s Maritime Transformation and Future

Mauritius and Australia to collaborate on SAR Services

Mauritius – New regulations to combat Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing

PAPN and Namport Sign Memorandum to Strengthen Port Cooperation Between Congo and Namibia

Nigeria – Akutah Tasks NPERA Staff on New Regulatory Mandate, Says Agency Key to $1tn Economy Drive

NIGERIA – NIWA, PARTS CENTRAL ENGAGE STAKEHOLDERS TOWARDS CLEANER WATERWAYS

Mauritius – Government steps up support for safer, sustainable fishing

Mauritius – Maritime Training Academy: Preparing skilled workforce for careers at sea

Sandfish Project advances marine restoration and sustainable aquaculture in Mauritius

South Africa – Government adopts strategy to reduce incidental seabird mortality

South Africa – SA Agulhas II arrives safely at Marion Island

SOUTH AFRICA – TRANSNET CONTINUES TO ACT ON PROCUREMENT AND GOVERNANCE MATTERS

Algeria: The Port of Skikda Aims to Build an Ultra-Modern Berth to Reach 600,000 TEU/Year

Ghana Maritime Authority Commits to Comprehensive Seafarer Development to Drive Economic Growth

President Macron undertakes visit aboard French Navy Patrol Vessel ‘Champlain’

Liberia Participates in the 34th Session of the IMO Assembly

Seabees Survey Opportunities to Partner in Gabon

Oyetola Makes Final Diplomatic Push for Nigeria’s IMO Council Seat in London

PRESIDENT JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA HAS OFFICIALLY COMMISSIONED THE $1.5 BILLION EXPANSION OF TEMA PORT

CAOPA statement for the AU-EU Summit (Luanda, Angola, November 2025)

Liberia Goes To IMO Assembly Tomorrow, Set To Retain Its Seat On Council

IMO Assembly opens in London (24 November to 3 December)

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