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US Sells Korean Ship As Scrap
The North Korean ship seized by U.S. authorities over alleged violations of United States and United Nations sanctions has been sold and towed out ... -
South Africa Pen Tanker Deal
Gets 1st Chemical Tanker Nduna Maritime and Sasol have invested in South Africa’s first locally-owned chemical tanker with a funding agreement made through the ... -
COMMUNIQUE OF THE GMSC 2019
The Global Maritime Security Conference, GSMC 2019 ended today with this communique which was read by the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration ... -
Policy Fragmentation, Low Enforcement Capacity Swell GoG Crisis
The United Nations Office of Drug and Crime (UNODC) has given reasons for the continued criminal activities within the through the Gulf of Guinea, ... -
PMB Demonstrates Political Will to Combat Maritime Criminalities
AS IMO, Gulf of Guinea Commission, ECOWAS, ECCAS pledge support The President Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has demonstrated that his administration has ... -
Nigeria Gets ICAO Council Slot
In recognition of its substantial investment in air transportation, Nigeria was earlier today re-elected as a member of the International Civil Aviation organisation (ICAO) ... -
MAN Rector Secures Seatime For Cadets
Registers them with IMarEST, Activates swimming pool, Even as over fifty Cadets of the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, MAN, secure seatime on board ... -
Saudi Joins Coalition to Secure Shipping
Saudi Arabia joined a U.S.-led coalition to secure sea lines vital to oil shipping in the Middle East in the aftermath of a devastating ... -
Sound Economic Decisions Needed
EAC Charged to make right economic decisions Mr David Ibidapo, an economic and financial analyst, says the newly-constituted Economic Advisory Council (EAC) should guide ... -
Maritime Adds Over $56b to UK Economy
A new report commissioned by Maritime UK and the UK’s Center for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) has recognized the contribution of the UK ...
