Nigerian waters remain dangerous as kidnappings continue in Gulf of Guinea

The Gulf of Guinea witnessed a continuation of the high levels of piracy seen in the…

British trade envoy says LADOL facility among world best 

  Regardless of current economic downturn in most African countries, the United Kingdom has indicated plans…

Customs begins training in Chinese  

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) in collaboration with the Embassy of China in Nigeria last week…

Angola to spend $1.3bn on ports this year 

The Angolan government has confirmed that it is to spend more than $1.329bn in 2016 on…

China’s One Belt, One Road: Will it reshape global trade?

The future of trade in Asia could depend heavily on what becomes of China’s expansive One…

WILAT celebrates 4th anniversary 

  The Women in Logistics and Transport (WILAT), which is the women wing of the Chartered…

100,000 jobs lost to fish importation  

Fishermen on the platform of Fisheries Cooperative Federation of Nigeria (FCFNL) have decried zero allocation to…

Lagos begins first crude oil export August

All is now set for the first crude oil lifting for export from the Aje field,…

Nigerian Navy raids Illegal refineries in Warri

The Nigerian Navy has disclosed that its anti-crude oil theft operations of the Nigerian Navy have…

Maersk won’t take over HMM 

The world’s largest shipping line, Maersk, has officially announced that it will not take over debt-ridden…

Paris MoU planning MLC 2006 crackdown  

  The Paris MoU on Port State Control is getting ready to launch a 3-month campaign…

Ericsson and Maersk create floating network 

  Dozens of companies from around the world navigate oceans to deliver more than 90% of…