China’s shipbuilding industry is expected to be left with a handful of 30 shipbuilding enterprises…
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Manufacturers say 70 signatures required to clear goods at Tin Can, 40 at Apapa
Manufacturers in the country have said that the process of clearing cargo at the two…
Nigeria, 3 others lost $4bn to shady oil deals – Global Witness
International transparency group, Global Witness on Monday stated that Nigeria, Angola, Republic of Congo and…
ENL Consortium wins international port development award
Nigeria’s ENL Consortium made the country proud yesterday on the global scene as the best…
Senate vows to recover N44bn import duty from Stallion, Olam
Two foreign rice importing firms, Stallion Group and Olam International are owing Nigeria N44 billion…
Nigeria, Turkey trade volume hits $2.5bn
Turkish Ambassador to Nigeria, Hakan Cakil, has said trade volume between both countries has now…
Maritime crime incidents across Southeast Asia at highest level in years
Dryad Maritime, the UK’s leading maritime intelligence company, Monday released their third quarter trends and…
Maersk is the most reliable container carrier, says Drewry
Container service reliability across the three main East-West trades reached a new data series high…
Indonesian sea transport chief named as graft suspect
The latest Indonesian official being investigated on alleged corruption charges, has a potential impact on…
Chinese shipyards continue to see weaker newbuilding orders
China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry (Cansi) has recorded a continuing drop in new…
Cosco shipyards win $150m newbuilding orders
China’s Cosco shipyards have won orders worth $150m to build one 22,000-dwt oil product tanker…
Apapa-Oshodi expressway not built to standard, says LASG
Lagos State Government on Sunday blamed the persistent gridlock on the Apapa-Oshodi and Lagos-Abeokuta expressway…