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Former Legendary Skipper Passes On
Wilfred Esau, the respected Hake trawling skipper of nearly four decades and a lifelong I&J employee, has passed away. This was his story… If you asked Wilfred Esau when it was that he first took command of a vessel, he laughingly replied it was at the age of 13. The captain of the I&J wetfish […]

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Seeing’ the Air that you Breathe
Johannesburg’s air quality has never really been measured systematically. Like many other cities across the globe, scientists have battled to develop cost-effective monitoring systems that provide accurate real time data on air pollution. This is all about to change, thanks to some home-grown tech and the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI), writes Shaun Smillie in […]

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A Single Maritime Ministry? Necessary Reform or Structural Overreach?
South Africa is, by geography and economic potential, a maritime nation. With over 2500 kilometres of coastline straddling one of the world’s busiest shipping routes, the country sits at a strategic crossroads of global trade. Yet, despite this natural advantage, its maritime sector remains underdeveloped, fragmented, and often hamstrung by institutional complexity. At...

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The Legal Right to Water
The availability of safe drinking water is key to understanding Africa’s water crisis. The WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme found that just 39% of Africans used safely managed drinking water in 2020, highlighting a huge disparity between Africa and better-served regions. This Expert Opinion piece is written by postdoctoral fellow Olayinka Adeniyi and Professor Ebenezer Duro...

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A Drop in the Ocean as Another Thirteen Arrested for Poaching
The hypocrisy of “post mortem” conservation – that perlemoen (abalone) is already dead, shucked and bagged before an arrest is made – is highlighted once again by the arrests of 13 people in three incidents in the past week. In the past 24 hours alone four people were arrested and nearly 1200 freshly harvested abalone […]

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