Mainlane trade volumes on the Asia-Europe headhaul route have risen by 8% in the first nine…
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Mexican academic wins IMO Maritime Prize
Dr. José Eusebio Salgado y Salgado, Mexican academic and author of the Manual de Derecho Internacional…
Court orders payout to Somali pirates
A European court has ordered France to pay thousands of euros to a group of Somali…
US lawmakers approve bipartisan Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation bill
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed H.R. 5769, the Howard Coble Coast Guard and Maritime…
End of the year, so what?
Sometimes being a writer totally sucks but then; writing gives one the unique opportunity of serving…
Dealing with Ebola
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa has already had a significant impact on the shipping industry. West…
Are Captains who abandon ships breaking the law?
The captain of the South Korean ferry that sank with hundreds of high school students aboard…
The Boko Haram threat at our ports
While the Islamic State (also known as ISIS or ISIL) has proclaimed its “caliphate” in Iraq…
Boko Haram: Police makes u-turn, says no threat to ports
Apparently embarrassed by the security implication the report of a possible attack on seaports in Lagos…
CRFFN threatens to jail quack clearing agents
Starting from January 2015, it will not be business as usual for clearing agents especially fraudulent…
Maersk Nigeria donates computers to school in Lagos
Maersk Nigeria Limited has donated ten units of new desktop computers to State Nursery and primary…
Nigerian Shippers’ Council lacks powers to reverse shipping charges, says Ilogu
The Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos on Tuesday fixed December 17 for judgment in the suit…