Month: October 2019

A data analytics company has joined a smart container project to provide the technology to help answer questions on logistical efficiency, sustainability and the future […]

The development of Nigeria’s first deep sea port is moving forward following financial consultation on the delayed project. Linklaters has advised China Development Bank as […]

A Nigerian, Iorliam Simon Tersoo, has won the Future Maritime Leaders essay competition organised by the Global Maritime Forum. Tersoo’s article titled, “Emerging Technologies: Autonomous […]

Months after Russian owners withdrew their ships that were chartered by Canada-based expedition cruise operator One Ocean Expeditions, the company announced it had entered into […]

The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders, NAGAFF, has asked for amnesty on goods detained or subject to detention over import duty defaults. In […]

UPS has disclosed that it expects to sign-up nearly 50,000 seasonal employees this Friday, in a one-day hiring blitz it’s calling ‘UPS Brown Friday’. The […]

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Tin Can Island Customs Command  has impounded a total number of 54 containers of rice, unregistered pharmaceutical products, used tyres, used clothing […]

A former BOAC cabin crew member, who died in 1968 while evacuating passengers from an aircraft, has been honoured with a Blue Plaque for her […]

As part of its ongoing £6.5bn investment for customers, British Airways is trialling autonomous, emissions-free baggage vehicles at its home at Heathrow, to help the […]