The United States will maintain its presence in the Black Sea despite a Russian warning that…
Author: Ships & Ports
Hyundai Heavy’s workers prepare for strike
The financially troubled South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) could be hit by another hurdle as the…
$200bn West Africa growth market in need of capacity building, says Jadesimi
As world business leaders gathered in Copenhagen, Denmark to rub minds on Sustainable Development Goals…
EPIC FINAL: Customs battles NAGAFF to recapture Maritime Cup tomorrow
The stage is set for an epic final match between traditional rivals, the Nigeria Customs…
Lagos explains jetty operators’ eviction, to roll out water transportation master plan
The Lagos State Government on Friday said its decision to serve eviction notices to Tarzan Marine…
Armed robbers board anchored vessel off Indonesia
An anchored heavy lift carrier was boarded by four robbers armed with guns off Batu Ampar, Batam Island,…
Maersk Line wins Best Global Shipping Line award
Maersk Line stood out amongst more than eight nominees, taking home the “Best Global Shipping Line”…
Troops foil Agip pipeline bombing, arrest 19
Troops of the Joint Force, Operation Pulo Shield, on Friday stopped an attempt by suspected vandals…
Capacity building: NIMASA to partner training institutions
The Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dakuku Peterside has restated…
Container terminals to face higher risks, lower returns
The container terminal industry may well have to learn to live with higher risks and lower…
APM Terminals inland services, South Asia signs contract with Volvo in Chennai
APM Terminals Inland Services, South Asia has signed an exclusive agreement with Gothenburg, Sweden-based Volvo Cars…
Ship managers must adjust to new reality, says OSM boss
Today’s shaky shipping markets are no short-term phenomenon, says the chief executive of ship management firm…