Workforce Singapore (WSG) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have rolled out an enhanced Career Conversion Programme (CCP) for Sea Transport Professionals and Associates, reads an official news release. Plugging the skill...

flowplayer(function (api) { api.on("load", function (e, api, video) { $("#vinfo").text(api.engine.engineName + " engine playing " + video.type); }); }); As climate summit COP26 continues, the world’s most valuable company says it can play a role in sustainability. Speaking...

A loose barge got blown into the seawall near Sunset Beach on Monday afternoon as heavy winds hit Metro Vancouver following an atmospheric river rainstorm. Witness Jorge Amigo captured video of the waves carrying the...

The temperature controlled cargo supply chain can present operational challenges for all stakeholders due to the innate sensitivities of the cargoes transported. Clear, unambiguous and accurate communication is paramount. Analysis of incidents revealed that there...

Maersk decides to enhance its capabilities as a global integrator of logistics in South Africa. As a result, A. P. Moller - Maersk now takes the next step to partner with Grindrod Limited...

Asian middle distillate markets over the Nov. 15-19 trading week are likely to remain supported, with healthy demand and tight availability fueling a steady rise in the complex over the past several sessions, At 11:00...

Fresh out of COP26 in Glasgow, key stakeholders now start to take in the implications of the deals sealed at the summit, including the key agreement on Article 6. Dry bulk shipping rates in...

The shipping community has to bare the blame for the situation. The shipowning community is so fragmented its voice is no longer being heard either inside the IMO or outside it. The President...

Design to be finished by 2025, ministry says, while ‘significant breakthroughs’ also expected in building huge salvage ship The vessels will be used to support the country’s expanding maritime activities China plans to develop...

A Sage government adviser says we will have a substantial third wave, and opening up too soon would lead to an increase of infections. Professor Andrew Hayward told Andrew Marr: "If we were...