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Ninth National Maritime Conference: 15-17 May 2005, Cape Town

• SAPO’s future role in the growth and development of port terminals -Morwe

• Transport corridors to ports - Economic growth with state regulation - Kayser
• The governmment' s obligations regarding maritime security as a result of the international ship and port facility security (ISPS) code- Andrew Maswanganye
• Electronic trading and integrated Transport Strategy -Dalgaard
• Job creation in the maritime industry March 2005- Knutzen
• The development of Rail Corridors in South Africa: Impact on Ports- Gama
• Challenges of African Ports - Nkya
• Empowerment within the maritime sector in South Africa - Gounden
• Moving South Africa' s Economy- a Public- Private Partnership - Erwin
• The introduction of a tonnage tax regime in support of the South African shipping industry - Grote
• Port security and the cost implications - Rapetti
• SA navy: A collaborative engagement with the private sector - Vice Admiral J Mudimu
• Transformation in the South African maritime industry - Zandee and Mthethwa
• National ports authoroty response and implementation of the national ports bill - Khomotso Phihlela
• Towards Maritime Transport Agenda 2010 - Sobekwa
• Public Private Funding Potential - Wood
• Report back on the five resolutions of the 8th Maritime Conference - Denier
• The Role of Namibian Ports in the SADC Region - Kankondi
• Progress with the TETA initiative on the South African shipping environment - Thulani Dlamini
• Transnet Strategy and Infrastructure Plan- Ramos
• Women in the maritime industry - Lee

Eighth National Maritime Conference: 3-5 March 2003, Cape Town

• Keynote address (copyright reserved) -Mr Jeff Radebe [not available]
• A report on the business of the South African Maritime Safety Authority and its vision - Mr Sipho Msikinya
• Ship security measures since September 11 and associated costs (copyright reserved) - Mr Barry New
• The Proposed Maritime Transport Policy of South Africa (copyright reserved) - Ms Viloshini Naidoo
• The benefits of dual ships' registration (copyright reserved) - Prof John Hare
• Seafarer training in South Africa - a perspective (copyright reserved) - Mr Pim Zandee
• Two years after the implementation of STCW-95 (copyright reserved) - Capt Bill Dernier
• TETA's institutional progress (copyright reserved) - Mr Victor Muhlberg
• Challenges and opportunities for higher education and training (copyright reserved) - Capt Simon Pearson
• Potential for maritime training in South Africa (copyright reserved) - Mr Brian Ingpen
• Keynote address (copyright reserved) - Capt Dave Rennie
• SAPO's role during and after concessioning (copyright reserved) - Mr Tau Morwe [not available]
• Spoornet's general freight business into the future (copyright reserved) - Mr Ravi Nair
• Competing supply chains in South Africa? (copyright reserved) - Mr Mark Cairns
• National Ports Authority: Making South African ports world class (copyright reserved) - Mr Siyabonga Gama
• Regulation of ports and multi-modal transportation (copyright reserved) - Mr Robert Goethe
• Modern supply chains and port structures to promote efficiencies (copyright reserved) - Ms Phumi Sithole
• A comparison of African port performance (copyright reserved) - Dr VF Valentine
• Funding the needs of 21st century ports - Mr P Arora [not available]

Seventh National Maritime Conference: 2001, Cape Town

• Investment opportunities in shipowning in South Africa and the impediments - Mr V Restis, MD: SA Marine Corporation (Pty) Ltd
• The prospects created by the new South African Ships' Register - Mr MT Steyn, Deneys Reitz Inc
• E-commerce, a given in South African Shipping? - Mr P Ehrenreich, MD: Maersk Africa (Pty) Ltd
• The scope for the maritime industries in South Africa to fulfil a greater role in the development of the region and to compete internationally - GMr S Mthethwa, CEO: Dudula Freightbulk (Pty) Ltd
• The new Port Authority for South African ports: its strategic direction - Mr S Gama, CEO Port Authority, Portnet
• Does SA need another deepwater port? - Mr N Pusey, MD: P&O Nedlloyd, SA
• The potential effect of the new labour law in the maritime industries - Mr F Jacobs, Safmarine
• Nautical education in a changing world - The experience in the Netherlands and its relevance to South Africa - Dr AW Veenstra, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
• Labour markets in South African ports: The case for the National Dock Labour Scheme - Dr D Hemson, University Durban - Westville
• The proposed port community system in South Africa - Mr T Moremi, Portnet
• Automated Information Systems - Capt K Burchell, Marine Data Systems
• The role of port operations in effective logistics chains - Mr T Morwe, CEO Port Operations, Portnet
• The function in future of Spoornet in the collection and distribution of import and export cargoes - Mr H Mashele, GM: Marketing & Sales, Spoornet
• The scope of coastal shipping in the logistics chain - Ms M Wester, Unicorn Lines
• The efficient integration of land transport in the logistics chains for imports and exports - Mr B Gray, MD: Southern Africa Transport Investments
• The management of the fruit supply chain - Dr D Ferreira, GM: Logistics Capespan (Pty) Ltd
• The removal of legal "impediments" to the full implementation of EDI in the South African Maritime environment - Mr MS Ash, Deneys Reitz Inc
• The management of South Africa's Maritime Safety Authority and the financial objectives - Dr PJ van Aswegen, member of SAMSA Board & Ms R.Rampersadh, SAMSA
• Mobilising naval resources in Southern Africa - Vice-Admiral JF Retief, Chief of SA Navy
• Public/private interface relating to the management of the DEA & T fleet and prospects for similar expansion in Southern Africa - Mr R Hoole, Smit Pentow Marine (Pty) Ltd
• The maritime protocol in the EEZ of Southern Africa - Prof D Hamman, University of Western Cape
• Promoting and protecting Southern Africa's marine environment - Mr H Kleinschmidt, Department of Environment Affairs & Tourism
• Southern Africa: Seawatch and the Global Ocean Observing System - Prof GB Brundrit, University of Cape Town and Prof JH Stel, University of Maastricht, Netherlands

Sixth National Maritime Conference: 1-3 March 1999, Durban

• Addressing the needs of stakeholders in the process of restructuring - Van Huysteen, Mr P.
• Alliance between shipowners, terminal operators and overland carriers and their effect on transport costs: An international perspective - Heaver, Prof T.
• Are shipowners paying unnecessarily for marine safety? - Floor, Mr B.C.
• Bulk operations and terminal integration. Lessons to be learnt - Dunn, Mr M.
• Changes in legislation still needed to promote the South African shipping industry - Hare, Prof J.
• Co-operation between management and labour in ports: "The costs and benefits" - Turnbull, Prof P.
• The costs of adequate maritime security for South Africa and the means of finance - Simpson-Anderson, V-Adm R.
• A critical review of existing South African maritime legislation, with reference to international conventions which should be incorporated in domestic legislation - Staniland, Prof H.
• Direct taxation of shipowning in South Africa in comparison with the taxation of shipowning in leading maritime countries - Millard, Mr A.
• The liability of shipowners for environmental damage and the function of the P and I clubs - Carden, Mr N.
• The logistics and cost-effectiveness of shipping through ports in Southern Africa in the future - Lawrance, Mr D.
• The niche market for emerging companies in the logistics chain - Mthethwa, Mr S.
• The national empowerment of a South African maritime transport industry - Tembe, Mr M.
• The probable benefits and costs of state assistance to promote domestic shipowning and operation - Van Niekerk, Dr H.C.
• The probable effect of the private operations of terminals in South African ports on the charges borne by cargo and shipowners - Baillie, Dr A.
• The prospects for South African liner conferences in the next millennium and the projected trends in liner shipping rates - Boyd, Mr H.
• The restructuring of port administration and operation in South Africa and the expected benefits - Childs, Mr R.
• Restructuring South African ports: A labour perspective - Jonas, Mr B.
• The role of ports and shipping in economic development and transport strategy - Harvey, Mr H.
• The Salvors contribution to environmental protection and the recovery of private investment in South Africa's salvage capability - Zandee, Mr P.
• SAMSA's role in ensuring marine safety and the recovery of the costs incurred - Watt, Capt B.
• Transformation in the South African port industry. What does it entail in practice? - Gama, Mr S.

Fifth National Maritime Conference: 16-17 April 1997, Cape Town

• Alliances between ship owners and port operators- Scheder-Bieschin, Mr F.
• Alliances in the development of port terminals - Lawrance, Mr D.
• Changes in employment and labour matters since 1994 - Clark, Mr I.
• Competition policy and port ownership reform - Floor, Mr B.C.
• Development of marine safety in SA - Watt, Capt B.
• Employment and training opportunities - Qukula, Mr T.
• Global alliances - Van Aswegen, Dr P.
• The implications for shipowners of international emission control - Jackson, Dr L.
• Implications of the ratification of the Law of the Sea: Settlement of disputes - Hamman, Dr D.
• Importance of the Indian Ocean rim to RSA - Botha, Mr D.
• Initiatives in the Indian Ocean Rim - Minty, Mr A.S.
• An international perspective on labour and employment - Barrett, Ms J.
• Maputo Corridor development - Jourdan, Dr P.
• Marine oil pollution abatement - Adelbert, Mr R.
• The marine sector: Constitutional perspectives and legislative developments - Devine, Prof D.
• Maritime education: Two years later - Ingpen, Mr B.
• Measures to encourage shipowning - Bertheau, Mr U.A.
• Private participation in the supply of port services - Nomvete, Mr B.
• The proposed dock labour pool - Harvey, Mr H.
• Proposed fiscal incentives for SA shipping business - Van Niekerk, Dr H.C.
• Resources management and industrial development in the fishing sector: Lessons from our neighbours - Cole, Mr J.
• South Africa's maritime power in the Indian Ocean rim - Simpson-Anderson, V-Adm R.

Fourth National Maritime Conference: 13-15 April 1995, Cape Town

• The application of civil and criminal law to offshore installations - Hamman, Dr D.B.
• The changing face of industrial relations in South Africa - Kruger, Mr T.
• Industrial relations in the South African maritime industry - Harvey, Mr H.
• The management of research ships as a national asset - Robertson, Mr A.A.
• The marine bunker fuel industry in South Africa - Gray, Dr A.
• Maritime education: An answer to a vital need - Ingpen, Mr B.
• Maritime legal issues and the RSA Constitution Act 200 of 1993 - Devine, Prof D.J.
• National maritime policy - Progress - Kempen, Mr W. and Floor, Mr B.C.
• New developments in SA shipping - Meehan, Mr M.G.
• New participants in South Africa's fishing zone? Land locked states and the Law of the Sea Convention - Cole, Mr J.D.
• A new pricing structure for the ports of South Africa - Van Niekerk, Dr H.C.
• The New Salvage Act - Staniland, Prof H.
• Oil spill simulation: Reducing the impact - Rossouw, Mr M.
• Policy issues for the RSA arising from the entry in to force of the Law of the Sea Convention on 16 November 1994 - Guy, Cmdr N. R.
• Port management in SA: New challenges and new opportunities - Oosthuizen, Mr N.W.
• Protecting maritime interest: Pushed by the past or pulled to the future - Rogers, Capt P.D.
• The risk of shipping losses around the South African coast - Marx, Mr C.S.R.
• Safety at sea - Lloyd, Mr I.
• The SA Navy: A national asset in time of peace - Simpson-Anderson, Vice-Adm R.C.
• Shipping policy: Liberalisation vs Protectionism - Floor, Mr B.C.
• The supply of seafarers for international employment - Hoole, Mr R.K.C. and Floor, Mr B.C.
• Towards an electronic navigation chart (ENC) for electronic chart display and information systems (ECDIS) in Southern Africa - Teuteberg, Capt B.H.

Third National Maritime Conference : 24-25 March 1993, Durban

• Aspects of maritime fraud and piracy - South Africa's present and future role in international prevention - Robinson, Mr A.P.M.
• Bringing the city to the port - Burggraaf, Mr A.
• The future development of the port of Richards Bay - Martin, Mr G.D.
• The future of South African shipbuilding - Gowans, Mr B.J.M.
• Harmful marine organisms in ballast water: possible implications for South Africa - Jackson, Dr L.F.
• International bulk sea freight: A South African perspective of the future - Goldblatt, Mr S.L.
• Legal protection of off-shore installations outside territorial waters - Devine, Prof D.J.
• Maritime training - Policy proposals by the steering committee appointed by the Maritime Industry Training Conference - Whitehead, Mr R.
• The organisation and economics of a modern marine aids to navigation service - Matthews, Mr N.F.
• Planning for tourism in coastal and marine environments - Keyser, Ms H.
• Port authorities and port charges - The Pricing Policy of Portnet - Oosthuizen, Mr N.W.
• The progression of officer training in South Africa into the 1990'S (with special emphasis on deck officer education for the Merchant Navy) - Pearson, Capt S.J.
• Protection of historical shipwrecks through the National Monuments Act - Deacon, Dr J.
• Quality assurance in the shipping industry - Young, Mr R.A.
• Radionavigation: current and future development - Morgan, Mr T.J.
• Review of the work of the committee of inquiry into a national maritime policy for the RSA - Floor, Mr B.C.
• Sea state prediction technology: Wave forecast/hindcast capabilities for Southern African coastal waters - Van Wyk, Mr A.C.
• Should the 1989 International Convention on Salvage be enacted in South Africa? - Staniland, Prof H.
• South African and Namibian fishing law - Hamman, Dr D.B.
• The South African Search and Rescue Organisation (SASAR) - Dernier, Capt W.R.
• State assistance to marine fishing? - Cole, Mr J.D.
• The status of the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention and the way ahead for Southern Africa - Van Zyl, Prof U.

Second National Maritime Conference: 17-18 April 1991, Cape Town

• Amendments to the Merchant Shipping Act, 1951 - Shaw, D.J.
• Aspects of vessel replacement in the RSA: white fish industry - Atkins, C.A.
• Bulk shipowning - the Cinderella of South African shipping - Boyd, H.V.
• Bulk shipping - chartering and operating - Goldblatt, S.L.
• Coastal and marine tourism - a conservation perspective - Van Zyl, C.J.
• Coastal shipping 2000 - De Wet, D.P.
• Coast Guard - an affordable option for the RSA - Syndercombe, G.
• Hydrography in the RSA - Smit, N.M.
• Law enforcement in maritime zones - Devine, D.J.
• Liner shipping and the conference system in future - Peirce, K.J.G.
• Managing fisheries in fluctuating environmental conditions - Botha, L.
• Oil spill response capability in the RSA - Moldan, A.G.S.
• The overview role of ASABOSA and the role of the shipbroker in the shipping industry in a maritime South Africa - Warner, N.E. & Wright, T.W.
• Portnet 2000 - Davidson, A.N.
• Possible continental shelf claims of the RSA in accordance with the Law of the Sea Convention, 1982 - Guy, N.R.
• Quasi real time sea temperature maps of South African coastal zones and possible future developments - Malan, O.G.
• The S.A. Navy: Providing a maritime service - Woodburne, L.J
• Shipping and the Balance of Payments - Jones, T.
• South African small harbours - The need and reality - Mackie, K.P.
• Technology management in maritime practice - De Wet, G.

First National Maritime Conference: 11-12 May 1989, Cape Town

• Are South Africa's coastal waters contaminated? - Lord, Prof D.A.
• Coastal shipping - Wicks, Mr R.L
• International seaborne srade and the role of the South African shipowner - Finlay, Mr M.J.
• Manpower proficiency within the SA commercial maritime community - Bluett, Capt A.W.
• Marine pollution and controls - Reinecke, Mr D.R.
• The need for a national maritime policy - Syndercombe, Adm G.
• The off-shore search for and production of oil and gas - Graham, Dr K.W.T.
• Overview of South Africa's fishing industry - Serfontein, Dr J.
• The ports and their hinterlands within Southern Africa - Oosthuizen, Mr N.W.
• Recent developments in marine law of interest in South Africa - Devine, Prof D.J.
• The relevance of South Africa's islands in the generation of maritime zones - Hoffman, Adv A.J.
• The role of the state in maritime affairs - Meyer, Mr R.G.
• Shipbuilding and ship repair in South Africa - O'Connor, Mr B.
• Towards a national strategy for conservation and development of our coastal environment: Small craft harbours and coastal recreation - Coetzee, Mr J.D.M & Theunissen, Mr V.K.G.