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The Rising Threat of Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea – Is Your Business at Risk?

How Piracy is Disrupting Trade and Increasing Costs for Shipowners in West Africa The Gulf of Guinea has become one of the world’s most dangerous maritime zones, with piracy posing a serious risk to shipping operations, cargo security, and crew safety. Over 95% of global crew kidnappings at sea in 2020 occurred in this region, […]

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Latest Developments in the West African Maritime Industry-Week 11

West Africa’s maritime industry is experiencing significant changes, driven by new investments, security challenges, and sustainability efforts. From major port expansions to rising concerns over piracy, here’s an in-depth look at key developments shaping the region’s blue economy. Port Developments: Strengthening Trade and Infrastructure Senegal: DP World has commenced construction on the $1.2 billion Port

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‘Late Night’s Amber Ruffin Mocks Trump for Banning Outlets Over Gulf of Mexico: ‘Now You Care About Deadnaming?’ | Video

‘Late Night’s Amber Ruffin Mocks Trump for Banning Outlets Over Gulf of Mexico: ‘Now You Care About Deadnaming?’ | Video

The NBC writer also teased a bit of mischief during her upcoming hosting of the WHCA dinner The post ‘Late Night’s Amber Ruffin Mocks Trump for Banning Outlets Over Gulf of Mexico: ‘Now You Care About Deadnaming?’ | Video appeared first on TheWrap…Read More

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The Future of West African Ports: A Deep Dive into Lagos, Abidjan, and Dakar’s Expansion

How West Africa’s Ports Are Transforming into Global Trade Hubs West Africa’s maritime industry is undergoing a major transformation, driven by multi-billion-dollar investments in port infrastructure. The region’s top three ports – Lagos (Nigeria), Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire), and Dakar (Senegal) – are expanding rapidly to meet growing trade demands and position themselves as regional shipping

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Ship Repair and Maintenance in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide

Nigeria serves as a significant maritime hub in West Africa, with key ports in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Warri, and Calabar facilitating international trade and shipping activities. Given the operational demands on vessels, ship repair and maintenance in Nigeria are crucial for ensuring efficiency, safety, and compliance with industry regulations. This guide provides insights into marine

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West African Maritime Industry Update – [5-Mar-2025]

Welcome to today’s West African Maritime Industry Update, where we bring you the latest developments in port expansions, security concerns, industry investments, and training initiatives. Stay informed with key insights shaping the maritime sector in West Africa. Port Developments in West Africa Senegal: Jan De Nul Begins Dredging for a New Deep-Water Port Belgium-based offshore

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Gay Cruise Ship Rescues Stranded Refugees In The Gulf Of Mexico

Gay Cruise Ship Rescues Stranded Refugees In The Gulf Of Mexico

A gay cruise chartered by LGBTQIA+ travel company VACAYA became an unexpected lifeline for 11 Cuban refugees stranded in the Gulf of Mexico. The Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas, … The post Gay Cruise Ship Rescues Stranded Refugees In The Gulf Of Mexico appeared first on Star Observer…Read More

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How APM Terminals’ $115 Million Upgrade at Onne Elevates West African Maritime Trade

Nigeria continues to solidify its position as a critical gateway for maritime trade in West Africa. One recent development that underscores this trend is the completion of a $115 million upgrade by APM Terminals at the West Africa Container Terminal (WACT) in Onne, Nigeria. According to MaritimeProfessional.com, this investment aims to significantly enhance operational efficiency

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