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TNPA issues RFP for appointment of terminal operator at Durban Port

10 March 2025 By Port Elizabethan

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TNPA issues RFP for appointment of terminal operator at Durban Port The Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the appointment of a terminal operator to design and transfer a multi-purpose terminal handling agricultural dry bulk and other compatible cargo in the Maydon Wharf Precinct, Port of Durban. With the precinct extending approximately 145 hectares, featuring 15 berths and boasting capacity of over seven million tons of cargo annually, it … [Read more...] about TNPA issues RFP for appointment of terminal operator at Durban Port

Major Showdown in Court Over African Penguin’s Future

18 February 2025 By Port Elizabethan

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Conservation groups want new “sweet spot” no-fishing zones around African Penguin breeding colonies, arguing current zones are inadequate to prevent the species’ extinction. All parties have now filed their legal papers for next month’s crucial high court hearing which may determine the fate of the critically endangered African Penguin. Former environment minister Barbara Creecy’s decision on closed fishing areas around penguin breeding islands is being challenged and defended. Constitutional … [Read more...] about Major Showdown in Court Over African Penguin’s Future

TNPA signs milestone agreements

10 February 2025 By Port Elizabethan

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Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has achieved a key milestone in the development of the South Dunes Precinct at the Port of Richards Bay by signing two major Terminal Operator Agreements (TOA).  The first agreement for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has been signed with Zululand Energy Terminal, while the other agreement is signed with FFS Tank Terminals. The agreements represent a leap forward in advancing South Africa’s energy and maritime sectors, underscoring TNPA’s strategic … [Read more...] about TNPA signs milestone agreements

South Africa’s Urgent Need for Mentors and Role Models in STEM Career Landscape

7 February 2025 By Alan Straton

Forestry sector marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science JOHANNESBURG – February 7th , 2025 – Despite progress, women remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields, making up just 23% of the workforce in South Africa*. In the forestry sector, where science and innovation play a key role in sustainability, Forestry South Africa (FSA) is calling for greater support to bridge this gender gap and unlock new opportunities for women … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Urgent Need for Mentors and Role Models in STEM Career Landscape

Legal Delays Threaten Survival of African Penguins

11 December 2024 By Port Elizabethan

African Penguins are critically endangered. Conservation organisations are challenging the government’s partial implementation of expert recommendations to protect the critically endangered African Penguin. The legal battle is over the location and size of “no take” fishing zones around penguin breeding sites. The conservationists say the minister for fisheries and the environment Dion George has repeatedly missed court-mandated deadlines and they are calling for punitive costs. The delays, … [Read more...] about Legal Delays Threaten Survival of African Penguins

TNPA appointed Zutari for implementation plan for the Port of Durban

11 November 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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11 November 2024 by Guest The Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has appointed Zutari, a leading infrastructure and advisory firm, as the transaction advisor to validate the Island View Precinct Strategy and implementation plan for the Port of Durban.  This appointment is a pivotal move aimed at transforming the liquid bulk sector in South Africa while ensuring security of supply. “The Island View Strategy, originally approved in 2019, is set to undergo a comprehensive revision to … [Read more...] about TNPA appointed Zutari for implementation plan for the Port of Durban

African Penguins Now Officially “Critically Endangered”

29 October 2024 By Port Elizabethan

From millions of African Penguin in the early 1900s, there are now only about 8,000 breeding pairs left. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has elevated the bird’s risk of extinction status to “critically endangered”. “If we don’t act timeously, we could lose Africa’s only penguin species within our lifetime,” an expert warns. The economic value of the iconic bird is in the billions of rands, according to a new report. It is official: the African Penguin, the continent’s … [Read more...] about African Penguins Now Officially “Critically Endangered”

SA’s cruise season officially underway

28 October 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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The docking of the World Odyssey at the Port of Cape Town signifies the beginning of South Africa’s cruise season, which will see the docking and sailing of 268 passenger liners at the commercial seaports operated by Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA). The vessel arrived on 22 October 2024 at the port renowned for being a popular stopover for cruise liners and was recently voted as Africa’s Leading Cruise Port in the 31st Annual World Travel Awards. Sailing under the flag of the … [Read more...] about SA’s cruise season officially underway

Creecy Under Fire From Penguin Conservation Groups

30 September 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Former environment minister Barbara Creecy has been accused by two bird conservation groups of bowing to the pelagic fishing industry and taking its side in a dispute over the closure of fishing areas around critical African Penguin breeding sites.But Dion George, who succeeded Creecy in the new Government of National Unity in July, is continuing her opposition to the conservationists’ litigation, and in court papers filed earlier this month has strongly defended Creecy’s decisions. However, … [Read more...] about Creecy Under Fire From Penguin Conservation Groups

Gumtree SA Introduces Pay & Ship – The Game-Changing Secure Payment & Delivery Solution

3 September 2024 By Alan Straton

1 September 2024, Cape Town, South Africa – Gumtree South Africa (Gumtree SA) has once again revolutionised the online classifieds experience, this time with the launch of Pay & Ship, a secure payment and delivery solution. By prioritising user safety and convenience, this innovative development reinforces Gumtree’s commitment to being the country’s ‘most trusted online buying and selling platform’. With the recently launched Pay & Ship, users can enjoy a seamless … [Read more...] about Gumtree SA Introduces Pay & Ship – The Game-Changing Secure Payment & Delivery Solution

Proposals to Protect Penguins Would Cripple R5.5-Billion Fishing Industry, Court Told

30 August 2024 By Port Elizabethan

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New proposals to protect penguins from extinction are to be heard in court in October. BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB (Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds) have asked the courts to impose tougher no-take zones for fishing in penguin breeding areas. The industry says the new plan would cripple the R5.5-billion pelagic fishing sector. The matter has been set down for hearing in the Pretoria division of the Gauteng High Court in October. Implementing proposals by … [Read more...] about Proposals to Protect Penguins Would Cripple R5.5-Billion Fishing Industry, Court Told

Constitutional Court Dismisses Shell’s Cross-Appeals

28 August 2024 By Port Elizabethan

Constitutional Court will hear appeal of Wild Coast communites, Environmental Justice organisatons against SCA order; dismisses Shell and Impact Africa’s cross-appeals. On 27 August 2024, the Constitutional Court handed down an order dismissing the applicatons for appeal of Shell and Impact Africa against the judgment of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA), which upheld the High Court’s decision that their exploraton right to do seismic surveys off the Wild Coast was granted unlawfully. Wild … [Read more...] about Constitutional Court Dismisses Shell’s Cross-Appeals

Surprise move in litigation over African Penguins

22 August 2024 By Port Elizabethan

African penguins could be extinct as soon as 2035, according to BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB (Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds). Photo: Dan Callister The new environment minister Dion George has ordered his department’s lawyers to seek an out-of-court settlement to end conservation groups’ legal challenge over ‘irrational’ fishing restrictions to protect penguins’ food supply. Conservation groups are ‘encouraged’ by the minister’s move but are waiting to … [Read more...] about Surprise move in litigation over African Penguins

SANCCOB Gqeberha opens newly renovated Home Pen Enclosure

14 August 2024 By Port Elizabethan

On Tuesday, 13 August 2024, the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB), hosted a celebratory opening event with ISUZU MOTORS South Africa and various stakeholders to officially open their newly renovated Home Pen enclosure at its Gqeberha premises. The new home pen enclosure is an important feature as it houses 44 African penguins and one Cape Gannet that permanently reside at the Gqeberha facility. These seabirds unfortunately are not fit to be returned to … [Read more...] about SANCCOB Gqeberha opens newly renovated Home Pen Enclosure

Trek Africa Hunting Launches a Comprehensive Quarterly Newsletter

14 August 2024 By Alan Straton

August 2024 – Trek Africa Hunting is thrilled to announce the launch of our comprehensive quarterly newsletter, a new initiative aimed at keeping our community of hunters informed and engaged. This newsletter will feature the latest news, updates, and insights about hunting in South Africa, providing our subscribers with valuable information straight to their inbox.Our inaugural August 2024 edition is packed with content that covers a wide range of topics. From updates on the latest hunting … [Read more...] about Trek Africa Hunting Launches a Comprehensive Quarterly Newsletter

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