20 articles tagged "msaf"
Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has clarified that the Fiji Sun headline on Saturday on the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji was misleading and referred to a matter that has already been resolved. This r
The board of the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has decided to suspend its Chief Executive Officer, Joweli Cawaki to allow investigations into matters surrounding Goundar Shipping vessel, Captain Inoke, which remains
Do the right thing, or we will close the bridge for your services. This warning was issued by Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji CEO, Joeli Ratulevu Cawaki when questioned by fijivillage News. He confirmed that
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji is weighing their options on which steps they should take regarding the vessel that was burnt down at the Suva Harbour last week. This has been confirmed to fijivillage News th
24 Fijians from Volivoli Beach Resort in Rakiraki are now officially licensed and qualified boat captains within their communities after successfully completing their training that is focused on the Boat Masters License
The Maritime Authority of Fiji (MSAF) has urged the general public and maritime transport communities to follow the ticketing system where 75 percent of tickets are allocated to first-comers at ticketing booths, while 2
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) has expressed concern over the increasing transportation of drugs via the seafront and is collaborating with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) to com
Any vessel seeking registration in the country will undergo a thorough evaluation and must meet all legislated requirements under the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji. The Authority highlighted this to address ina
Safety at sea is paramount for those in living in maritime areas and another ship operator is in the spotlight for not following the Maritime Safety Authority Of Fiji dry dock requirements for the last seven years.
Over the weekend at Lautoka, the Fiji Sugar Corporation experienced an oil spill that overflowed into the port boundary, prompting swift and coordinated action from the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji and Fiji Ports C
The Taiwanese fishing vessel, FV Huang De that had run aground close to Makuluva Island did not damage any reef as the vessel was stuck in a sand bank. This comes as a man who lives in Nukui Village on the Rewa coa
The Taiwanese fishing vessel, FV Huang De, sailing under the Vanuatu flag, which ran aground close to Makuluva Island, has been pulled out of the reef. This has been confirmed by the Maritime Safety Authority of F
Taiwanese fishing vessel, FV Huang De, sailing under the Vanuatu flag, has run aground close to Makuluva Island, and the Fiji Rescue Coordination Centre is attempting to tow it out of the reef. The Rescue Coordina
The residents of Taveuni are hoping that the Black Point Jetty will be operational soon so that the issue of overcrowding can be solved. The Taveuni District Officer, Abdul Hakim highlighted this while briefing t
Chief Executive Officer for the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji Joweli Cawaki has confirmed that they will increase the inspections on boats from its primary stage which is the drawing till its final stages. Cawa
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has confirmed that the boating accidents that occurred in Yasawa, Tuvuca and Baulevu were all breaching the MSAF legislation. MSAF Chief Executive Officer Joweli Cawaki says th
Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Officer Joweli Ratulevu Cawaki has confirmed that the current port facilities are certainly old and need to be upgraded. In an interview with fijivillage News, Cawa
Police are calling on all boat operators to comply with the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) safety standards after three boats capsised recently on our waters resulting in passengers losing their lives.
More than 200 Fijians can now secure a paid job in the maritime sector after completing a 3-month training on Boat Master License and Restricted Master Engineer Class 6, which was conducted by the Maritime Safety Author
Minister for Transport, Faiyaz Koya is urging to all seafarers, boat masters and people living in Pacific Harbour to take boat safety seriously, ensure their boats are surveyed and inspected regularly and that their boa
