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Shipyear - Nautical to Maritime Bulletin

28 June 2013
SA to lobby Obama on Agoa
SA to lobby Obama on AgoaUS support for tariff-free imports grows

President Jacob Zuma and his Cabinet will use United States President Barack Obama's visit to South Africa to lobby for the extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa), says the Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies.

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Keystone appoints Zhang Wei to board
Keystone appoints Zhang Wei to boardDr Wei becomes company's non-executive director

Beijing-based oil exploration company Keystone Delta Oil today announced the appointment of Dr Zhang Wei to the position of non-executive director.

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East Coast development
East Coast developmentAnalysing Eastern Cape ports' roles and value to region

The sleeping maritime giant of the Eastern Cape is waking from a 50 year slumber, and the province has the potential to unleash its economic power, working towards becoming the maritime giant it once was, by leveraging off its ports as drivers of economic growth. 

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Infrastructure
InfrastructureNew cranes a boost for local port productivity

Transnet has unveiled seven new ship-to-shore cranes at the Durban Container Terminal Pier 2 as part of its accelerated crane fleet acquisition programme to drive productivity and boost efficiency.

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Systems and certification
Systems and certificationDNV gets thumbs up from US Coast Guard

Det Norske Veritas (DNV) has become the first class society to achieve the status of an independent laboratory (IL). This means it is authorised by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) to evaluate and test technologies designed to treat ballast water on ships in order to prevent the spread of non-native aquatic species in lakes, rivers and coastal waters.

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