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Tag: Gulf of Guinea

Collects all events related to criminal activities in the Gulf of Guinea.

The Danish Oil Tanker "Monjasa Reformer"
March 31, 2023March 31, 2023 maritimescrimes FLASH NEWS

The Danish Oil Tanker “Monjasa Reformer” Located

The Liberian-flagged Danish oil tanker Monjasa Reformer, which was attacked on 25 March in the Gulf of Guinea, was located on Thursday 30 March off Sao Tome and Principe at … Continue reading The Danish Oil Tanker “Monjasa Reformer” Located

Monjasa Reformer
March 30, 2023March 30, 2023 maritimescrimes FLASH NEWS

Monjasa Reformer Hijacked in the Gulf of Guinea

On the night of March 25, about 144 nautical miles west of Pointe Noire (Congo), the oil tanker Monjasa Reformer was attacked by a skiff with 5 armed men. The … Continue reading Monjasa Reformer Hijacked in the Gulf of Guinea

BELENOS exercise to fight maritime insecurity
November 18, 2022November 18, 2022 maritimescrimes FLASH NEWS

BELENOS exercise to fight maritime insecurity

During the BELENOS to fight maritime insecurity exercise which happened last 3rd and 4th November, the amphibious helicopter carrier (PHA) Tonnerre, special forces from the Force Maritime des Fusiliers Marines … Continue reading BELENOS exercise to fight maritime insecurity

How Petrol Conflict in the Gulf of Guinea affects the Ijaws People
November 16, 2022November 17, 2022 maritimescrimes News, Piracy

How Petrol Conflict in the Gulf of Guinea affects the Ijaws People

Over the last three decades, the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) has developed into a maritime crime hotspot. Crude oil theft and piracy became commonplace, with highly-organized criminal networks selling stolen … Continue reading How Petrol Conflict in the Gulf of Guinea affects the Ijaws People

a series of new laws
November 10, 2022November 10, 2022 maritimescrimes FLASH NEWS

The Liberian Registry as Released a Series of New Maritime Laws

The Liberian Registry has released a series of new maritime laws and procedural improvements in response to the needs of ship-owners and the ship finance and legal community. “These amendments … Continue reading The Liberian Registry as Released a Series of New Maritime Laws

Equatorial Guinea send back suspected VLCC
November 8, 2022November 8, 2022 maritimescrimes FLASH NEWS

Equatorial Guinea send back suspected VLCC and its 26 crew members to Nigeria

Held back in detention since August 13 after being arrested by Equatorial Guinea forces for suspicious behaviors over alleged crude oil theft, The Marshall Islands-flagged very large crude carrier Heroic … Continue reading Equatorial Guinea send back suspected VLCC and its 26 crew members to Nigeria

GrandAfricaNEMO22
October 13, 2022October 18, 2022 maritimescrimes FLASH NEWS

Grand African NEMO 2022

The exercise will take place from October 10th to 17th, 2022, Grand African NEMO 2022, organised by Yaoundé and the French Navy will bring together 17 of the 19 nations … Continue reading Grand African NEMO 2022

Gulf of Guinea: Western Africa map
July 18, 2022July 6, 2022 maritimescrimes Miscellaneous, News

Gulf of Guinea: A Warning to Industrial Fishing

map of western african and Bay of Guinea region The Gulf of Guinea extends over 3,500 mi (5,700 km) of coastline from Senegal to Angola. Far from the main shipping … Continue reading Gulf of Guinea: A Warning to Industrial Fishing

Barbed wire attached to the ship's hull
June 29, 2022June 29, 2022 maritimescrimes Miscellaneous, News

Yaounde Code of Conduct, a Needful Alliance

Trans-border cooperation in mitigating illicit maritime activities remains necessary due to the transnational nature of maritime insecurity. High incidents of sea banditry, piracy, and associated crimes within the maritime domain … Continue reading Yaounde Code of Conduct, a Needful Alliance

MICA Center report 2021
January 10, 2022January 10, 2022 maritimescrimes Piracy, Report

MICA CENTER – Annual Report 2021

For more than five years now, the MICA Center collects and relays useful information to all actors in the field ofmaritime industry. Its purpose is to process maritime security data … Continue reading MICA CENTER – Annual Report 2021

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