The CTBi has been instrumental in revising the first South African boat building qualification first registered in 2006.  With three years of course delivery under our belts, we have made significant changes to the qualification to align it with international standards and ensure a balance between the theoretical and practical components of the course.  The all new and streamlined qualification will be approved by the South African Qualifications Authority soon.

Transnet’s recognized unions, Satawu and Utatu, have indicated their intention to strike via the media - starting next week 10 May 2010. They are awaiting proper and official communication on this matter from the unions this week. This has very serious implications for Cape Town's work force. Read on to find out more...

 The need for a national technical committee to look at the various regulatory and legislative endeavours taking place in South Africa and abroad, with far reaching impact on our sector, has never been more profound than now. Please read on to view CTBi's plans going forward in this regard.

This year’s 2^nd Annual African Boating Conference takes place on the 15^th and 16^th of April at the Crystal Towers Hotel in Century City, Cape Town. Following on from the success of last year’s event, 2010’s incarnation offers a host of fantastic and dynamic guest speakers, who are set to address a wide range of topics geared to be informative, newsworthy and provide assistance to your business endeavours.

The FIFA World Cup is almost upon us, and it looks set to cause a fair degree of chaos in the Mother City. To help you to plan your travels, please click here to view the full list of road closures.