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.The Command Level Officers Course 4 who graduated from the Naval War College last week The Naval War College Nigeria says...
‘Clients, advisors and insurers are in the same boat.’ Effective cooperation is necessary to keep risks manageable and affordable. Erwin...
The Nigeria navy said that it has plans to strengthen its measures to root out and punish personnel who collude...
Hapag-Lloyd Container Ship Lost Anchor After Blackout, Barely Avoided CollisionContainer ship MONTREAL EXPRESS suffered a blackout in Elbe shortly after...
A bulk carrier belonging to NASDAQ-listed Eagle Bulk Shipping is reported safe and its crew unharmed after a pirate attack...
The shipping industry is lagging behind other industrial sectors in the all-important field of cyber security. Ben Densham, Chief Technology...
Some observers have compared IMO2020- the restrictions on sulfur in marine fuels which took effect on Jan 1, 2020 -with...
.ROUGH SEAS: Turkish ambassador to Libreville, Nilufer Erdem Kaygisiz, meets Turkish sailors on board the attacked container ship MV Mozart...
The Liberian Government, through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LiMA), has strongly condemned the growing scourge of piracy and kidnapping in...
By Libby George Pirates are stepping up attacks on ships in West Africa’s Gulf of Guinea, defying regional navies. On Saturday,...
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