Category: Maritime

‘Let us farm sea cucumumber’, Temotu chief tells Government
Maritime

‘Let us farm sea cucumumber’, Temotu chief tells Government

admin- July 31, 2017

A Temotu chief says they should be able to farm sea cucumbers Traditional leaders of Duff Island, Temotu Province, are seeking the Fisheries Ministry's permission ... Read More

ONLY SIMSA CAN RECOMMEND VOYAGES
Laws

ONLY SIMSA CAN RECOMMEND VOYAGES

admin- January 12, 2017

Ships berthing at Point Cruz. Photo credit: SPC. Only the Solomon Islands Maritime Safety Administration (SIMSA) can recommend different voyages for all registered and operated ... Read More

GOV’T ENCOURAGED TO COMPLY WITH MARITIME RULES
Government

GOV’T ENCOURAGED TO COMPLY WITH MARITIME RULES

admin- January 11, 2017

Ships berthing at Point Cruz. Photo credit: SPC. The Solomon Islands Government is encouraged to comply with the International Maritime Organisation Conventions by investing in ... Read More

VESSELS CEASE OPERATIONS: SIMSA
Maritime

VESSELS CEASE OPERATIONS: SIMSA

admin- January 10, 2017

Ships berthing at Point Cruz. Photo credit: SPC. All fishing vessels operated as passenger and cargo boats in the country should now cease operations as ... Read More

SIMSA PLANS TO STRENGTHEN OPERATIONS
Maritime

SIMSA PLANS TO STRENGTHEN OPERATIONS

admin- January 9, 2017

Ships berthing at Point Cruz. Photo credit: SPC. The Solomon Islands Maritime Safety Administration (SIMSA) is planning to further strengthen its operations in the country. ... Read More

MARINERS & PUBLIC TO BE CAREFUL: RSIPF
Maritime

MARINERS & PUBLIC TO BE CAREFUL: RSIPF

admin- January 9, 2017

Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast. Photo credit: SIBC. The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) persistently warn mariners and travelling public to be highly cautious in ... Read More

SIMSA DISAPPOINTED OVER MARITIME NEGLIGENCE
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SIMSA DISAPPOINTED OVER MARITIME NEGLIGENCE

admin- January 8, 2017

Ships berthing at Point Cruz. Photo credit: SPC. The Solomon Islands Maritime Safety Administration (SIMSA) is gravely disappointed in the increasing negligence on the part ... Read More