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WATCH: Exploring SA’s offshore potential as a national economic strategy

Business Day TV spoke with Niall Kramer, national spokesperson of the Offshore Petroleum Association of SA

Vuyisa Maliwa, found in possession of several cloned bank cards, was convicted and sentenced in the Gqeberha regional court this week
Vuyisa Maliwa, found in possession of several cloned bank cards, was convicted and sentenced in the Gqeberha regional court this week (GALLO IMAGES/JOHNNY ONVERWACHT)

The Offshore Petroleum Association of South Africa believes the country’s offshore potential should be treated as a national economic strategy. To find out more, Business Day TV spoke to the organisation’s national spokesperson, Niall Kramer.

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