Navy arrests militant group leader  

The Nigerian Navy said Wednesday night that it has arrested five Niger Delta criminals including the…

Expired Insurance: Arik resumes flight operations

Arik Air has resumed flight operations after it met insurance conditions for its aircrafts. Arik Air…

Drewry: Perishable reefer trade to continue growing 

Despite many adversities for the maritime sector over the last year, seaborne perishable reefer trade increased in…

Hanjin collapse may spur shipping consolidation, says Hapag-Lloyd CEO

The collapse of Hanjin Shipping Co. will probably spark fresh consolidation among container lines as they…

Shipping needs to improve risk management — Moore Stephens

A recent risk survey by Moore Stephens has shown that shipowners need to up their ante…

APM Terminals’ Los Angeles Pier gets ready for megaships 

The first of ten ship-to-shore (STS) cranes at the APM Terminals Los Angeles Pier 400 facility…

Libya’s state oil company to restart exports from terminals retaken from rebels 

Libya’s state oil company said it planned to restart oil shipments from terminals in the centre…

Indonesia wants to build up own ports as hubs

Indonesia will be moving its maritime transportation system to a hub and spoke model centred on…

Samudera reveals up to $3m exposure to Hanjin Shipping

Indonesia’s Samudera Shipping Line has revealed an exposure of up to $3m to beleanguered Hanjin Shipping,…

UK ports form alliance in bid to create “gateway to a global North” 

The North of England’s four main ports agreed a new partnership in parliament today, as they…

Guinness Nigeria to export stout to South Africa to earn forex

Guinness Nigeria Plc plans to increase exports to improve sales and generate more foreign exchange as…

Low turnout as Arik resumes operation

  Arik Air, the largest domestic airline in Nigeria, is currently experiencing low turnout of travellers…