Thailand Customs said Monday that it seized four tonnes of African elephant ivory worth $6 million…
Author: Ships & Ports
Sewol to be raised in September, says Korean government
South Korean authorities will attempt to raise the Sewol ferry, which claimed more than 300 lives,…
Storm shuts down world’s biggest coal port
Australia’s Newcastle port, the world’s biggest coal export port, has stopped all ship movements due to…
Industry welcomes EU ’10-point-plan’ on people smuggling
Following the loss of hundreds of lives, industry groups have praised the decision to call an…
Hong Kong dockworkers threaten industrial action
Unionised dockworkers in Hong Kong are calling for industrial action if their demands for a 8.5%…
Melbourne Port may soon become world’s dearest
A dispute over rent is turning operators away from the Port of Melbourne, Australia’s biggest general…
Nigeria records 7 attacks in Q1 as Southeast Asia becomes new piracy hotspot
Pirate attacks in Southeast Asia were more than double those recorded off East and West Africa…
Expert canvasses increased exploitation of Nigeria’s gas reserve
Managing Partner, Seacof-Plus Engineering Ltd., Francis Johnson, on Tuesday urged Nigeria to pursue a sustainable gas…
NACCIMA tasks FG on adherence to Common External Tariff provisions
The National Association of Chambers of Commerce, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) yesterday urged the Federal Government…
ANLCA Lilypond chapter elects new chairman
The Lilypond Terminal Ijora Chapter of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) yesterday elected…
Subsidy: NNPC dares marketers over import freeze
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has said it will not be distracted by the threat…
NLNG remits $21bn to JV feed gas suppliers
The Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) said it had spent over $21 billion as payment to Joint…