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Liberia Settles IMO 2024 Dues, As Commissioner Lighe Leads Delegation to IMO’s 132nd Session

Works Ministry Signs MoU for the Establishment of Gambia Maritime School

Signature of a new port concession agreement between Gambia Ports Authority and the Albayrak group

Liberia Presents Maritime Painting to IMO Secretary General

Meeting of the Board of Directors of Morocco’s National Ports Agency: 88.4 million tonnes of goods to be handled by 2023

My Job as a Port Officer at the Port Authority of Cotonou

Tanzania: Global Gateway – Businesses to Benefit from EU Grant to Boost EIB Global Credit Lines to Local Banks

“Our Ocean – Our Obligation – Our Opportunity”, theme of World Maritime Day 2025

AGL Gabon strengthens its operational capacity with new equipment

GHANA NAVY SHIP PRU PARTICIPATES IN IMEX AND FLEET REVIEW IN LAGOS

IMO treaty on hazardous and noxious cargo to enter into force in 2027

They told me not to make waves. I ended up leaving the ship. – Testimony inspired by real situations

Women in Maritime Day highlights gender equality progress and ongoing gaps

Nigeria – FG to Expand Deep Blue Project to Bakassi, Other Vulnerable Maritime Corridors — Oyetola

NIGERIA, LIBERIA STRENGTHEN REGIONAL MARITIME COOPERATION

LIBERIA RECORDS MAJOR GAINS AT POSIDONIA 2026 AS OVER 150 NEW VESSELS SET TO JOIN THE LIBERIAN REGISTRY

Liberia Maritime Authority Strengthens Global Partnerships at Posidonia 2026 in Greece

GHANA’S DEFENCE ATTACHÉ TO NIGERIA VISITS GNS PRU IN LAGOS

Nigeria – Tincan Customs Clarifies Enforcement Action on Vessel Discharging PMS Without Clearance

Seychelles and Sweden discuss enhanced cooperation in maritime security, tourism and sustainability

TNPA SIGNS TERMINAL OPERATOR AGREEMENT TO ADVANCE LNG DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA

GHANA – SMOPS CLOSES UNODC VBSS ADVANCE COURSE 26

Female Leadership: Nancy Bagniakana, from a Port Child to Managing Director of Hapag-Lloyd Congo

No room for complacency: maritime piracy incidents fall but crew safety remains at risk

Liberia Settles IMO 2024 Dues, As Commissioner Lighe Leads Delegation to IMO’s 132nd Session

Works Ministry Signs MoU for the Establishment of Gambia Maritime School

Signature of a new port concession agreement between Gambia Ports Authority and the Albayrak group

Liberia Presents Maritime Painting to IMO Secretary General

Meeting of the Board of Directors of Morocco’s National Ports Agency: 88.4 million tonnes of goods to be handled by 2023

My Job as a Port Officer at the Port Authority of Cotonou

Tanzania: Global Gateway – Businesses to Benefit from EU Grant to Boost EIB Global Credit Lines to Local Banks

“Our Ocean – Our Obligation – Our Opportunity”, theme of World Maritime Day 2025

AGL Gabon strengthens its operational capacity with new equipment

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