Month: October 2021

The shipping industry needs to set ambitious targets to help prevent global climate catastrophe as over 50,000 cargo ships on the world’s oceans, the majority […]

Eleven seafarers trapped aboard the Haj Abdulla (IMO 7702114) are at extreme risk, with the ship taking on water off Mogadishu, Somalia. The International Transport Workers’ Federation […]

Ahead of the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference – which opens on 31 October – the International Labour Organization has called on countries to prioritize […]

The British High Commission has solicited a joint collaboration with the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) in the areas of port security.    The British Deputy […]

The World Container Index decreased 2% to $9,669.47 per 40ft container this week, according to Drewry’s weekly assessment of cargo index. The assessment released for […]

Corrosion is a source of worry mostly for the oil and gas industry and maritime industry in Nigeria and worldwide. It inhibits standards of oil […]

SIFAX Group has disclosed that SIFAX Inland Container Terminal at Ijora in Lagos has recorded over 33,500 TEUs in its first year of operations. The […]

APM Terminals says it will become the first container operator in Liberia to roll out a truck appointment system for container pick-up and drop-offs from […]

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) says trade plays an important role in combating climate change because its rules govern taxes, tariffs, subsidies, regulatory measures and […]