The Western Naval Command of the Nigerian Navy in Lagos on Monday said it would mark…
Author: Ships & Ports
No plans to reduce number of operating licenses- Customs
The Nigeria Customs Service has allayed the fears of clearing agents over speculations making the rounds…
Libya airstrike sets oil tanker ablaze
Warplanes from Libya’s official government attacked an oil tanker afloat near the city of Sirte on…
Shipping freight rates drop as operators wrestle with overcapacity
Shipping freight rates on the world’s busiest route, from Asia to Northern Europe, fell by the…
UN takes over Iranian aid cargo in Djibouti
The Iranian aid ship bound for war-stricken Yemen will not proceed to its original destination as…
Indonesia opens first green container terminal
Indonesian state-owned terminal operator PT Pelabuhan Indonesia III (Pelindo III) inaugurated the Lamong Bay Terminal in…
DP World Brisbane orders two Kalmar auto-stacking cranes
Dubai-based port operator DP World has ordered two new Kalmar automatic stacking cranes (ASCs) for its…
Growing trade and mega ships top Euro ports concern list
Growing and clustered traffic volumes, larger ships and the cost of subsequent adaptation of port and port-hinterland…
Do you support the collection of practitioners’ operating fees by CRFFN?
No. The government’s position is simple. Every other thing they are doing now is ‘four leprous…
Jadesimi: LADOL can not relocate to Bayelsa
Dr. Amy Jadesimi is the Managing Director, Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics (LADOL). In this interview, she…
4 Days to go
Let me begin this edition of my column by hailing my fellow editor FemiAdesina of the…
It’s good to talk
The need for greater carrier and terminal dialogue has become a modern day mantra for successful…