ANOTHER PRODUCTION MILESTONE FOR VOYAGE YACHTS
Cape Town yard Voyage Yachts this week reached a significant production milestone with the launch of its 10th Voyage 590.
SPECIALIST ENGINEERING FIRMS EXPAND FOOTPRINT INTO RECREATIONAL BOATBUILDING
South African specialist engineering firms are expanding into the boatbuilding sector on the back of offshore demand.
HOPE AT THE END OF THE AGOA TUNNEL?
The head of Africa’s largest bank says South Africa’s qualification for preferential trade access to the US market appears to be back on track thanks to improved diplomatic relations between South Africa and Washington, according to a report in Business Day.
BUTT CAT BACK IN THE GROOVE
It’s onwards and upwards for the Eastern Cape’s Butt Catamarans which has re-launched its Gqeberha facility following a major upgrade.
FANCY A SHARE OF A FLOATING PALACE?
In another first for the local boating industry, Boating World SA has taken possession of its latest piece of ocean eye-candy – an Azimut Fly 60
FROM BOARDROOM TO BOATING: MEET THE MAN BEHIND ATOMIC POWER BOATS
Six years ago Kevin Duncan woke up and realised he’d had enough.
Marine Inspirations – From the townships of South Africa to Super Yachting in Mallorca
Three students from Lawhill Maritime School have the most amazing opportunity to travel to Spain, Mallorca and experience life aboard a super yacht owned by Phil Wade’s Marine Inspirations. Originating from some challenging spaces, these three share their excitement with us…
A CUT ABOVE THE REST? CNC CARBIDE SEES FUTURE GROWTH IN MARINE MANUFACTURING
Dave Gouws is more at home on a 125ft oil rig than a racing yacht.
eThekwini Maritime Cluster hails successful graduate skills training programme
A much-needed maritime skills development programme has commenced in KwaZulu-Natal courtesy of the eThekwini Maritime Cluster.
Port of Cape Town urgently needs spare parts
A new report into inefficiencies besetting the Port of Cape Town has laid bare some of the key challenges facing Transnet.