All South Africa articles – Page 19
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NewsSouth Africa to have national pavilion at Miami show
It is the first SA National Pavilion in Miami for several years
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NewsSA ports/boat exports back to normal after IT breach
Breach cost the Port of Cape Town seven days of full operation
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NewsCape Town boat exports impacted by Transnet cyber-attack drama
Conjestion at South African Ports causes long delays
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NewsAnother Balance milestone with launch of first 482; update on St Francis fire damage
The launch is welcome news for the South African yard which earlier this month lost two hulls from their 526 line in a fire
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NewsCity of Cape Town welcomes projected African boatbuilding boom
Boat Building Global Market Report analyses growth trends in all boating sectors
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NewsSA naval architecture firm debuts sister company with new luxury cat design
Xtreme Ocean launches X068 explorer sailing cat
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NewsSABBEX welcomes return of Boatica Cape Town show
Buoyant boat market is one reason to be optimistic as epidemic takes its toll
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NewsSt Francis Marine expands fleet with new cruising cat
Tooling on the new 46ft model to begin this month
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NewsBalance Catamarans/Nexus begin tooling on new Balance 580
The company’s expanding range is increasingly appealing to the European market
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NewsPrincess founders on Robben Island
Recently acquired yacht grounds on World Heritage Site; Boating World South Africa confirms they sold second-hand Princess last week
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NewsXquisite Yachts/Phoenix Marine tool up for new 60 Solar Sail
The first hull of the 60 Solar Sail is expected to be on display at the 2023 Miami Boat Show Xquisite Yachts/Phoenix Marine has commenced tooling for a new 60 Solar Sail model, due to be launched at the end of next year. The first hull is ...
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NewsNew Robertson & Caine CEO says ‘design innovation’ key to shifting market
Theo Loock took over at head of the Cape Town yard earlier this year
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NewsTop Cape Town marina forced to oxygenate its water after mass fish die-off
Pictures of milky anaerobic marina water have been circulated widely on social media Cape Town’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront marina has begun oxygenating its water to speed up decomposition of tons of submerged fish that is affecting water quality and raising concerns among boat owners. Pictures of ...
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NewsSAMSA tightens regulations around kill-switches after teen boating accident
South Africa is set to impose stricter safety measures for ski-boats, specifically around the use of kill-switches, the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) confirmed this month. The announcement follows a serious boating accident in January on an Eastern Cape river which left a teenager with lacerations to the face ...
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NewsSouthern Wind confirms new ‘smart custom’ hybrid project
The SW108 Hybrid sailing yacht Southern Wind has announced a diesel-electric hybrid version of its new generation smart custom sailing yacht. The SW108 Hybrid project involving Nauta Design and Farr Yacht Design features a diesel electric hybrid propulsion system that combines two generators with a high voltage ...
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NewsNew ocean cruising organisation launches in South Africa
The Ocean Sailing Association of Southern Africa (Osasa) will work with government on behalf of the offshore and coastal cruising communities
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NewsSA builder lands contract to produce Class 40 racing yacht in Cape Town
Further Composites’ founder told IBI the build is progressing well
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NewsSouth Africa flags plans for Cape Town Ocean Economy hub
South Africa’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, the key launching pad for most of the country’s new-build yachts, plans to establish an Ocean Economy hub at the popular Cape Town site. The move is the latest push to raise Cape Town’s profile as a preferred superyacht and boatbuilding destination. V&A chief ...
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NewsSouthern Wind launches ‘smart custom’ bluewater cruiser
Stand-out feature of the new vessel is a GT (Gran Turismo) deck configuration conceived by Nauta Design
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