As volume imports to Nigeria continue to drop forcing some foreign investors to close down shop,…
Author: Ships & Ports
Capacity building: NSC promises to partner NIIT
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has restated the council’s determination to partner with the Nigerian Institute…
Employment in oil and natural reduces by 26% globally
Data obtained from the United States Energy Information Administration (EIA) has put the continued decline of…
Peterside highlights vision for NIMASA
Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Dr. Dakuku Peterside has…
Maersk Line aborts feeder services at 10 Chinese ports
Maersk Line has confirmed a move to abort feeder services to and from 10 Chinese ports…
Scrapping activity at South Asian beaches rises in Q2
A total of 182, out of 212 end¬-of-¬life ships, which were sold for breaking in the…
No pollution detected near grounded rig off Scotland
Following reports that the recently grounded oil rig Transocean Winner was leaking oil, the UK Maritime…
‘Short, sharp shocks’ for shipping forecast despite returning demand growth
Increased volatility in newbuilding activity will force a structural change to future shipping cycles, Maritime Strategies…
CMA CGM revels in Olympian logistics effort for Rio 2016
Sailing might be the most recognisable seaborne pursuit at the Rio Olympic Games but if they…
Volumes grow by over 5% at India’s major ports
The average growth of India’s twelve major seaports during the three-month period ended June 30, 2016…
South Korean government rules out financial aid for Hanjin Shipping
Embattled Hanjin Shipping can expect no financial aid from the government, South Korea’s financial regulator said…