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South Africa’s first harbour-based fishing net recycling project has completed a successful first year of operation, recycling nearly 25 tons of end-of-life fishing net collected from local fishing companies. The project, based at Collier Jetty in the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town, is backed by the South African Deep-Sea Trawling Industry Association (SADSTIA) and funded through...

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It’s difficult to know what is true and what is not. This week there’s a story doing the rounds that Premier Fishing Group is going on the acquisition trail and some R1-billion will be made available by parent organisation, Sekunjalo Group. This news has popped up on Independent Media (IOL) news feeds – of course […]

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While a lot of work has been happening behind the scenes in the way of research, diagnostic testing, and investigation of the distribution, scale and progression of the puzzling cause of massive sardine mortalities over a very wide geographic area, there are still no concrete answers. Five types of gravesites have been identified to date. […]

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You can keep eating commercially processed and canned sardines. This is the message from the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications (NRCS) whose mandate covers the processing of fishery products and the food safety of products intended for human consumption. In a joint statement the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), and the NRCS have […]

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Namibia’s inaugural Fisheries Indaba took place in Walvis Bay in the first week of September. The event was deemed to be an opportunity to thoroughly review the fisheries sector since the country’s Independence, as well as determine future development of one of the country’s key economic sectors. It brought together stakeholders from the industry, government, […]

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