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Ports across the United Republic of Tanzania are stepping up efforts to enhance their preparedness against maritime security threats, following…
Negotiations at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) have collapsed without consensus on the long-awaited Net-Zero Framework (NZF), leaving the global…
By Ruth M
Ecuador Gradually Aligns with IMO’s Green Shipping Agenda Amid Emerging Biofuel Efforts
By Ruth M
Quito, Ecuador — Ecuador is signaling growing alignment with the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) environmental agenda, even as its marine…
By Ruth M
Kenya Ports Authority’s Mangrove Restoration Project Wins Top Global Sustainability Award
By Ruth M
Kobe, Japan — October 8, 2025 Kenya Ports Authority’s (KPA) flagship environmental initiative, “Mangrove Restoration for Ocean Protection and Increased…
By Ruth M
Itajaí Port Embarks on $159 Million Upgrade to Modernize Infrastructure and Boost Maritime Competitiveness
By Ruth M
Brazil’s Port of Itajaí has launched an ambitious US$158.8 million modernization programme aimed at revitalizing one of the country’s most…
Tamarite de Litera, Spain — October 2025:Spanish industrial conglomerate Samca Group has officially opened its new LiteraTIM Intermodal Terminal in…
South African infrastructure developer NT55 Investments has announced plans to build a R50 billion ($2.9 billion) rail-integrated dry port in…
October 1, 2025 Cabotage laws—regulations restricting the transport of goods and passengers between domestic ports to nationally flagged or locally…
By Ruth M
Maritime CEO Forum Singapore 2025: Tankers, Digitalisation, and the Future of Crewing Take Centre Stage
By Ruth M
Singapore, 30 September 2025 – The Maritime CEO Forum returned to the Fullerton Hotel last week, reaffirming its reputation as…
A Dutch-flagged general cargo vessel, the Minervagracht, was badly damaged and set aflame after being struck by a missile in…