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South Africa approves all scrubber types

Closed-loop, open-loop and hybrid scrubbers will all be permitted in South Africa, the country's maritime safety authority, SAMSA, has decided, shows an IMO 2020 document sent to stakeholders including shipowners

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South Africa rejects Japanese container merger

Competition authority in South Africa rejects the planned merger between NYK Line, MOL, and K Line. A merger increases the risks of price fixing in the container market, says the authority.

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