International Maritime Organisation Stories

The IMO, which was established in 1948 and is based in London, has a history of creating global regulations to enhance safety and reduce pollution fro...

The agreement gave the Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) rights for oil exploration in two and three-dimensional seismic exploration activities in...

One of the contentious issues was an alleged Sh10,000 fee for industrial attachment, which students claimed was unfair.

The students vowed to continue boycotting classes until their grievances were addressed, insisting that without urgent reforms, the institution would...

The vessels departed from Japan on January 4 for their mission, which aims to enhance maritime security, strengthen cooperation with partner navies, a...

The sanctions will remain in place until at least December 13, 2025, with member states authorised to seize vessels delivering weapons to Al-Shabaab.

The KMA warns that fraudulent documentation compromises safety at sea, as unqualified individuals may lack the necessary skills to handle emergencies...

Somalia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmed Moallim Fiqi said that the country had in recent times faced external pressure to block Egypt from joining...

AUSSOM replaces the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS), marking a critical phase in transferring national security responsibilities t...

The project will include a modern jetty, fish landing and processing facilities, meat plants, cold storage units, and an ice-making factory.

Speaking at an event in Turkey’s eastern province of Erzurum, Erdogan highlighted the lengthy negotiations that led to the breakthrough.

Kenya's Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Korir Sing'Oei also expressed his support for the agreement, commending the leadership of both nation...

These figures reflect significant improvements in the search and rescue missions conducted during maritime hazards or accidents, compared to previous...

Search operations were carried out at their residences in both Nairobi and Mombasa, yielding evidence to support the ongoing investigation.

The negotiations, facilitated by Turkey, aim to resolve the dispute and restore normal relations between Ethiopia and Somalia.

The development comes after President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud held a phone call on Sunday evening with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of the Republic of...

Upon consultations, the seafarers informed the KMA that they had not been paid for eight months and had reported their situation to the Harbour Master...

The vessel, which departed Tanga on July 30, 2024, was carrying 17 crew members, two passengers, and a cargo of anointing oil.

One of the most major reforms planned is the Cabotage Regulations 2024, which will prohibit foreign ships from doing local trade in Kenyan seas unless...

One of the key components of the strategic plan is the implementation of Phase One of the master plan for the construction of the Maritime Survival Tr...

CEO says that Bandari Maritime Academy graduates are currently employed on various international ships, including those operated by leading global shi...

The residents argue that KMA has done little to improve their lives and they believe that merging the two entities would lead to better job opportunit...

IMB's report also indicates that the perpetrators in Somalia are often heavily armed, with a notable increase in the use of guns.

While annual fish consumption has risen to 600,000 tonnes, the natural catch is shrinking and national fish production stands at 400,000 tonnes.

The cost for the mandatory maritime course has been reduced to Sh15,000 from the previous Sh35,000.

There are various challenges, particularly the long periods seafarers spend away from their families, which can deter many women

Brian Rajab was a 27-year-old second-year student pursuing an advanced diploma in marine engineering at the Dar es Salaam Maritime Institute.

As fish stocks delcine, some former fishermen, in collaboration with militias and unemployed youth, have turned to piracy as a means of survival.

Kenya has been designated as the second country, after Seychelles, to prosecute suspects of maritime crimes, a significant step in addressing security...

The EU raised concern over increasing cases of maritime insecurities in Somalia and at the Suez Canal by Yemen's Houthis.