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SONCAP certificate adding no value to shipping, shippers lament - Vimarsana News

SONCAP certificate adding no value to shipping, shippers lament

Share THE Shippers Association of Lagos State (SALS) has revealed that the Standards Organisation of Nigeria Conformity Assessment Programme (SONCAP) is not adding any value to shipping, but rather increasing the bottlenecks surrounding importation at Nigerian ports. Speaking exclusively with the Nigerian Tribune in Lagos, President of SALS, Reverend Jonathan Nicol, lamented that with the planned introduction of the Cargo Tracking Notes (CTN) otherwise referred to as ECTN (Electronic Cargo Tracking Note), agencies like the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) and the Nigeria Customs Service...

Global Tracking and Maritime Solutions Holdings Helps Liberia Get Off U.S. Coast Guard Advisory List - Vimarsana News

Global Tracking and Maritime Solutions Holdings Helps Liberia Get Off U.S. Coast Guard Advisory List

Global Tracking and Maritime Solutions Holdings Helps Liberia Get Off U.S. Coast Guard Advisory List Global Tracking and Maritime Solutions Holdings Helps Liberia Get Off U.S. Coast Guard Advisory List Share MONROVIA — Recent report from the United States Coast Guard announced that it was removing the conditions of entry on vessels arriving in the country from the West African Nation of Liberia into US waters, which had been in place since May 2, 2005 due to the fact that the country had been found to be one of the countries not maintaining effective counter-terrorism measures at its Ports....

Common Threads | Liberian Observer - Vimarsana News

Common Threads | Liberian Observer

Two stories making headlines in the news last week have claimed the attention of the Daily Observer. Although both stories, from casual observation, may appear unrelated, yet there appears to be common threads linking both. And those common threads are the state of the economy and measures being taken or proposed to be taken to deal with the worsening economic situation. The first thread is linked to the surreptitious arrest and illegal deportation of the former president of the Indian Community Association of Liberia (ICAL) following what sources say was his expressed opposition to attempts...