South Korea says the volume of trade between it and Nigeria has dropped from $4.5bn about…
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Non-oil revenue improving, no need for IMF loan – Finance minister
Nigeria sees no need to apply for an International Monetary Fund programme as it is pursuing…
China punishes 14 carriers for not reporting tariffs
China’s Ministry of Transport has fined 14 international container shipping companies because they either failed to report…
Maersk to get decision on Hamburg Süd deal by March 27
Danish shipping giant Maersk Line is scheduled to receive the EU antitrust regulator’s decision on the company’s…
Italian court investigates whether smugglers finance rescue boats
The chief prosecutor of a Sicilian court said on Friday that a task force is looking…
Libyan militants release car carrier
After Libyan militants seized the car carrier Morning Compass, the vessel was released from captivity on Tuesday, according…
Baltic index rise on stronger capesize, smaller vessel demand
The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities,…
Australia records first LNG bunkering operation
Australia’s EVOL LNG is claiming the first LNG bunkering operation in Australia with the successful Truck-to-Ship…
Margrethe Maersk becomes largest ship to call Vietnam
Margrethe Maersk, an ultra large container vessel (ULCV) owned by Danish shipping giant Maersk Line, called…
Panel clears DP World of charges in Djibouti port dispute
DP World has been cleared of all charges of misconduct in connection with the award of…
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