Shipping has historically been a male-dominated industry and that tradition runs long and deep. It is something that should be addressed not only on International

In December 2010, crude oil from the Jubilee field was exported for the first time. Since then, production has steadily increased and the Ghana offshore

On 30 and 31 January, SMi Group hosted the third annual Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology conference. The event was held in Rome and the

On 19 and 20 January, King’s College in London hosted a conference titled Europe, Maritime Security and Small Navies. While my own research does not

West African fisheries are among the most productive in the world. The region's coastal waters lie within one of four of the world’s major ocean

From 15 to 17 November 2017, I participated in a course about maritime security and transnational organised crime. The course was hosted by CEMLAWS Africa

On 4 October, One Earth Future (OEF) launched its latest research publication. The Stable Seas index is first and foremost aimed at improving maritime security and maritime

According to a recent Reuters report, Gambia is currently negotiating deals with private companies to crack down on IUU fishing in the country's territorial waters.

During the research for my PhD thesis, I have often found that maritime issues are not a priority for governments in Africa. While there are

This post has first been published on the excellent IUU Fishing Blog, part of the House of Ocean website. It is the summary of a