Written by Reuters Thursday, 11 April 2013 11:04
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Ending Somali piracy requires a shift from reliance on security at sea to targeting those on land who enable the lucrative business to thrive, according to the World Bank.Read more...
Maritime Security
Ending Somali piracy requires a shift from reliance on security at sea to targeting those on land who enable the lucrative business to thrive, according to the World Bank.Written by Kim Helfrich Wednesday, 10 April 2013 12:09
The South African Navy will continue anti-piracy patrols in the Mozambique Channel until at least the end of March next year.Written by Oscar Nkala/defenceWeb Tuesday, 09 April 2013 14:06
The Ugandan government will in June take delivery of two 30-foot long Pursuit OS 315 patrol boats, which will be used by the marine police to conduct security patrols on Lake Victoria.Written by defenceWeb Wednesday, 27 March 2013 13:33
Somali piracy still poses a significant threat as numbers remain high and criminals remain heavily armed, say experts, who maintain that figures showing a reduction in Somali piracy mask the true numbers.More Articles...
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