Questions abound about how the export of 57 000 sheep went ahead
It has been determined that the fault lay with the bulker and not the bunker operator.
A recent auction notice has revealed that a number of harbour tugs and work boats are being disposed of by the Transnet National Ports Authority.
SA Shipyards, the company, is gearing up in advance of the serious work of building the navy?s new hydrographic survey vessel.
Predictions as to how last year would end for the port of Durban proved reasonably accurate.
Selling bunker fuel with a reduced sulphur content will have positive spin-offs for suburbs.
Operation Phakisa has shown its teeth after the South African Maritime Safety Authority and other authorities brought about a successful prosecution of the master and owners of a Ukraine-registered fishing vessel.
Book follows the life of Ivan Clark who put the Grindrod Group, then a small company, on the international stage
Twenty marine cadets will get a wealth of training and experience as they sail on board SA Agulhas to Antarctica.
When people talk about the Durban Bay becoming a cesspool or a slum port it is disturbing, sad and unfortunate, for the bay is far from being either, writes Mercury shipping correspondent Terry Hutson
South Africa’s oldest ship repair company, Durban-based Elgin Brown & Hamer (EBH), has been sold to Cape Town-based DCD Group for an undisclosed amount.
The world’s most famous passenger ship, Queen Mary 2, returns to Durban for the fourth time this Saturday.
As this is being written, another successful Durban International Boat & Leisure Show is drawing to a close – the 8th since 2004, when the inaugural boat show was held at Wilson’s Wharf.
When Cunard's largest ever passenger liner, Queen Mary 2, arrived in Sydney Harbour on its maiden visit in February, 2007, it was met by a flotilla of small boats, helicopters and tens of thousands of people.
Durban port authorities are set to unveil plans to quadruple the size of the existing container terminals at the harbour.
Durban Harbour is abuzz after one of the world's largest super yachts, the Octopus, owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, slipped quietly into port.
A French medical laboratory in Lyons has dismissed any likelihood of Marburg haemorrhagic fever on board the bulk carrier Clipper Lancaster, which is being held in quarantine off the Indian Ocean island of Reunion after the deaths of several crew mem
A bungle between South Africa's nuclear regulatory body and the United States embassy resulted in Cape Town and Durban missing out on a chance to impress the crew of an American carrier.
If you want to catch a glimpse of the Navy's latest patrol corvette, the SAS Mendi, you better make your way to Durban, because the 121m long ship with the latest stealth and propulsion technology will visit the port city on an operation training cru
It felt like bargain basement time when the arrested cruise ship Olympia Countess was knocked down for half of its appraised value.
The surprise announcement that the arrested Olympia Countess cruise ship will be sold by auction in two weeks' time may have sunk Starlight Cruises' plans to resume their luxury cruises.
Last-minute efforts are being made to save the holidays of hundreds of passengers looking forward to a cruise on the ship Olympia Countess, which is facing "arrest" in Durban harbour.
