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August 7, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Agulhas snaps after

THE doomed Safmarine Agulhas has finally snapped in two on the western breakwater of the East London harbour. South African Maritime Safety Association (Samsa) spokesperson Captain Peter Kroon said the 17000-ton ship

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THE doomed Safmarine Agulhas has finally snapped in two on the western breakwater of the East London harbour.

South African Maritime Safety Association (Samsa) spokesperson Captain Peter Kroon said the 17000-ton ship

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