Maritime law

Navigating the way of alternative dispute resolution through rough seas

In its essence, the law of the sea divides the sea into zones and specifies the rights and duties of countries in the use and conservation of the ocean environment […]

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The maritime implications of spilling oil in the ocean

According to Priyanka Ann Saini in the article ‘The Wakashio oil spill in Mauritius – what happened and lessons learnt’ (www.shippingandfreightresource.com, accessed 4-4-2021) the MV Wakashio struck a coral reef […]

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A turning of the tide: Exploring the impact of pollution in the shipping industry

Over the past few years, global warming has become an increasingly debated topic and pollution has contributed quite substantially to that global problem. It is almost easy to understand how […]

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South Africa aligning its maritime industry with the globe through the Merchant Shipping Bill, 2020

The South African government aims to bring the Merchant Shipping Bill, 2020 (the Bill) into law with a view of aligning the South African maritime industry with that of the […]

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Will the new Sulphur Regulations leave the maritime industry dead in the water?

From 1 January 2020 the new sulphur regulations came into force affecting sea transportation globally. These regulations compel both vessels and the owners thereof to ensure that their vessels burn […]

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