International Maritime Organization (IMO) Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez has formally commended Jamaica’s transformative progress in maritime infrastructure and educational excellence during a high-profile diplomatic visit to […]
Blue Power Profits Squeezed by Shipping & Duties
Blue Power Group has reported a stark reduction in recent financial performance, with the company pointing to a “perfect storm” of rising global shipping expenses […]
Jamaica Braces for Gale-Force Winds and Rough Seas
Jamaica is on high alert as the Meteorological Service forecasts a weekend of severe weather, characterized by strong to very strong winds and rough seas […]
Wingo Soars: New Route Links Montego Bay & Colombia
Wingo has launched a new direct flight route connecting Montego Bay, Jamaica, with Colombia, operating three times weekly. This expansion aims to bolster tourism and […]
Port Congestion Eases: Kingston, Montego Bay Schedules Normalize
Shipping schedules at Jamaica’s key ports of Kingston and Montego Bay are returning to normal following a period of congestion. Major shipping lines have reported […]
Jamaica Post Resumes US Shipping June 1
Jamaica Post is set to re-establish its vital shipping link to the United States, announcing that parcel and package services will resume on June 1st. […]
Jamaica Charts New Course for Women in Maritime
Jamaica has achieved a significant milestone in its maritime history, coinciding with a renewed global emphasis on inclusivity and gender diversity within the International Maritime […]
Port Authority Cargo Drop Causes Major Port Delays
A significant decline in cargo collection has been identified as the primary contributor to a substantial backlog at the nation’s ports, leading to considerable delays […]
Curaçao Poised to Lead Caribbean Shipping Summit
Curaçao is set to host a pivotal Caribbean shipping conference, a move that underscores the island’s strategic importance in global maritime trade amidst escalating international […]
SIDS at the Seabed Crossroads: Mining, Money, and Multilateralism
Small Island Developing States (SIDS) find themselves at a perilous juncture as the global race for deep-sea minerals collides with the stalled machinery of international […]
