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South Africa: Maritime Fraud – Revisiting the remarkable tale of the scuttling of the tanker ship “Salem”

South Africa and the Port of Durban happen to feature in what is arguably one of the most fascinating cases of maritime fraud in history.

For mid-cap companies and above, auction sales have become a settled part of the international mergers & acquisitions (M&A) landscape.

The Department of Energy has been engaging with the fuel industry, trade unions and other stakeholders to draw up a scorecard.

The Constitution proved to be the compass that guided the Eastern Cape Local Division of the High Court in ruling on just such a matter.

The Oceana website reports that blasts from seismic air-guns, towed behind ships, are repeated every ten seconds, 24 hours a day.

The combined annual turnover in, into or from South Africa of the acquiring firms and the target firms is valued at ZAR 600 million.