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New DA Federal Leader joins celebration of fishing permits restoration in Saldanha Bay | SA News

20 April 2026 by Guest

Note to editors: Please find attached soundbite by Tertuis Simmers

Today, the DA Western Cape celebrated the restoration of nearly 300 small-scale fishing vessel permits in the Traditional Linefish sector, together with local fishers, DA Leader Geordin Hill-Lewis, Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Willie Aucamp, and provincial leadership. See photos here, here, here, here and here.

The joyous occasion at St. Helena Bay Harbour included a hands-on engagement visit to the fish processing facility where leaders rolled up their sleeves and experienced the work firsthand, cutting and gutting fish. The demonstration was rounded off with a vibrant visbraai with a local chef…

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