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It’s part of a broader US effort to counter China’s dominance in the maritime trade.

International Trade Centre data shows exports by Agoa countries will rapidly decline by 2029 if the programme is not renewed.

The plan includes investments in technologies to cut fuel consumption and emissions.

Deputy Minister of Transport, Mkhuleko Hlengwa, will attend the event along with operators and environmental representatives.

The vehicle was travelling on the N1 near the Huguenot tunnel when police conducted a stop-and-search operation.

“Ships may be built of steel, but seafaring is built on people.” - Bjorn Hojgaard.

Harbour operations reveal that more than 300 vessels are currently moored across 12 harbours.

It will provide support for trainers in developing countries to produce locally relevant courses.

Its plan proposes a ‘Secure Saldanha Prosperity Corridor’ focused on the Port of Saldanha Bay.

The AHTSV Umkhuseli also plays a critical role in maritime skills development.

A London Court has ruled in favour of the terminal operator, which has filed $1bn in claims.

Three undocumented foreign drivers have been arrested after 260 trucks were stopped on the road.