Oh Snap! Add something to your Cart.
Total:
Piracy: Foreign units may enter SA seas
Foreign security services could be allowed into South Africa to protect merchant vessels against piracy, Defence Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says....
Published By: News24 - Wednesday, 11 April, 2012
- Older News
- Doctors enter war zone
- Fish piracy costs up to $23 billion a year: report
- Human factor 'key' in piracy war
- How DStv is fighting online piracy
- Has SA become Zimbabwe in slow motion?
- Vodacom, WirelessG to talk
- Time is running out to enter Clash of the Choirs SA
- Troubled climate talks enter final day
- Copyright piracy woes in China ‘distorted’
- Madiba bank notes enter circulation
- De Lille: Criminals will be evicted from rental units
- Consuming music in the digital space
- Piracy threatens digital growth
- MEC: Special units needed for gangs
- MEC: Specialised units needed for gangs
- Specialised units needed for gang crimes: Plato
- Should Nedbank merge its corporate and capital units?
- Rough seas, swells hamper Seli clean-up
- UK threatened to raid embassy - Ecuador
- Minister calls for specialised crime units