Deep dives into Africa's maritime economy, bunker markets, blue economy finance, trade disruption, seafarer development, and decarbonisation.
A six-part series on the forces shaping Africa's maritime future
The IMO's first-ever global carbon pricing scheme starts in 2028. What it means for African trade lanes, freight rates, and the continent's energy future.
Why the global officer shortfall of 113,735 by 2030 is Africa's biggest chance, and what needs to happen to seize it.
Six months on from the Strait of Hormuz closure, the real story is the cost of moving everything else, and the strategic window for regional trade.
Blue bonds, blended finance, pension capital, and blue carbon, the instruments are ready. The missing piece is the room where everyone meets.
13 million km² of ocean, 30,500 km of coastline, Africa's blue economy is the largest under-exploited ocean frontier on Earth.
Why the Red Sea crisis created a structural, not cyclical, shift in Southern Africa's maritime fuel economy.
The African Maritime and Shipping Assembly returns during London International Shipping Week 2027.
Theme: "From Policy to Prosperity: Regulation, Digitalisation & Investments"