A plan to introduce new shipping laws in Australia would make it easier for foreign firms…
Author: Ships & Ports
ITF raises concerns over tugboat safety in expanded Panama Canal locks
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has commissioned a study into the maneuvering feasibility of the…
Maersk Line signs contract with MeteoGroup
Weather business MeteoGroup has, in partnership with ABB, agreed a contract with Maersk Line to equip…
Report sets out women seafarers’ health and wellbeing concerns
A new report designed to identify key areas of concern for women seafarers will be the…
Ojuelegba tragedy truck owner arraigned
The owner of the truck whose container fell and killed three people at Ojuelegba overhead bridge,…
Nigeria to resume oil export to United States
Hope of resumption of crude oil export from Nigeria to the United State of America has…
2 men arrested for forging Customs clearing papers
The police at Ajao Estate have arrested two suspects for their alleged involvement in forging the…
Suspected cultists arraigned for stealing boats
Two suspected cult members, Mesu Abel and Dennis Hunga, have been arraigned before a Yaba Magistrates’…
SON seizes N150 million fake phones
The Standards organization of Nigeria (SON) has confiscated over 1000 cartons of phones in Kano and…
NVRI says Nigeria does not need to import poultry
Nigeria has 180 million birds which can meet its poultry needs, and has no need for…
Return of piracy off Somalia possible as foreign trawlers continue with illegal fishing
An organization made up of shipping professionals have sought action against the continued illegal fishing off…
IMB calls for global information sharing centre to combat piracy, illegal migration
The International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has called for a global information sharing centre combat piracy. At…