On opening this book your reviewer thought, “Ho hum, yet another dreary rehash of the Bass and Flinders story”. Fortunately, he was wrong, very wrong. It takes a ..
Doesn’t time fly when you have a million oilfield workers out of work, a viral pandemic and a global economic recession? In March 2019 we were warning here that Guyana ..
As the oil price continued its recovery above the key US$40 per barrel price, many offshore players have been busy adopting the age-old strategy of “extend and ..
President David Granger has finally stepped aside as head of state of Guyana and PPP candidate Irfaan Ali has been sworn in as president, after election officials finally ..
Otherwise known as dredging and marine construction, our focus area this week remains highly active. Despite the Covid-19 virus, there is much still to be done around our ..
Without naval architects the world’s ships and boats would be less safe, less economical, more expensive, more polluting and uglier. Naval architects are an essential ..
When did the tarnish first appear on the “golden age” of shipping in which we were accused of living, all those years ago? When did the power of the ..
Ever since a week or two after the al Qaeda Saudi Arabian terror attacks on New York and Washington on September 11, 2001, there has been a fairly consistent boom in the ..
A big, thick, glossy and beautifully illustrated book in the usual DK (Dorling Kindersley) mould, this offers an excellent overview of almost five millennia of maritime ..
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