The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) said 128 migrants, comprising Nigerians and other West Africans, died…
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Finally, UK triggers article 50 to activate EU divorce
British Prime Minister, Theresa May, has finally triggered article 50, which would activate UK’s departure from the…
Madeira airport renamed after Ronaldo
The airport of Madeira, the Atlantic Ocean island birthplace of Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, was renamed…
Navy deploys swamp buggies to rid Delta creeks of illegal refineries
The Nigerian Navy Ship DELTA has begun the use of swamp buggies to crush illegal refineries…
China’s trade investments in Nigeria exceeds $460m
China’s current investments in trade zones in Nigeria is over $460million, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce…
Maersk elects new chairman to steer digital transformation
A.P. Moller-Maersk’s new chairman has expressed commitment to automating the group’s systems as it steps up…
U.S. FMC commissioner backs Maersk-MSC deal with HMM
Commissioner of the US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) William P. Doyle voted in favour of Maersk/MSC/HMM…
Bones found near salvaged Sewol ferry not human, says ministry
South Korea on Tuesday said forensic examination showed bone fragments found near a salvaged ferry that…
Nine missing after ship sinks off Vietnam
Nine seafarers remain missing after their general cargo vessel Hai Thanh 26 BIDV sank some 44…
Tianjin port development full year results dip
Tianjin Port Development Holdings Limited saw its full year results declined compared to the previous year…
SIPG records improved earnings for 2016
China’s Shanghai International Port (Group) Co (SIPG) has achieved improved earnings for 2016, with Shanghai port…
Ocean Rig files for bankruptcy restructuring
George Economou’s Ocean Rig and its subsidiaries have filed for bankruptcy restructuring with the appointment of…