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This article examines the initiatives that African ports and terminals can undertake to overcome structural challenges, as well as steps to mitigate the impact of macro-level and geopolitical factors.

The merchant navy is the driving force of the world economy, yet it is often misunderstood by the public, most of whom confuse it with a nation’s defense navy. Read the article to know more.

The article provides an overview of the equipment commonly found on mooring decks, explaining how each component contributes to a safe and stable mooring arrangement.

Modern vessels rely on a mix of traditional and advanced mooring line types, each with distinct strengths and limitations. Read the article to know more.

The article explains the primary mooring decks found on merchant vessels, each with its own operational purpose and challenges.

The article gives an overview of 5 important types of mooring every deck officer must be familiar with—each unique in application, risk profile, and operational style.

Africa has abundant natural resources and favourable demographics, yet its ports sector faces many challenges. Read this article to know more.

The term “monkey island” refers to a place at the most accessible height on a ship. Technically, it is a deck located directly above the navigating bridge. Find out more in this article.

The role of an oiler or motorman on a ship is vital, as the person holding this position is responsible for the maintenance of the engine room machinery.