Reviews & Ratings for the Algedi-Star

The 'Algedi Star,' a disabled vessel, has finally set off from GibDock (Balaena Gibraltar) on July 6, 2026, under the diligent tow of the tug 'Duchess' (IMO: 9928944). This maritime journey marks the end of a nearly year-long stay at the jetty, beginning from its arrival on July 8, 2025, after its trip from Agadir. The ship is now making its way to Hansweert, where it is anticipated to reach by July 20. For photos of this significant departure, check out the following link: https://www.facebook.com/michaelj.sanchez/posts/cargo-ship-mv-algedi-star-departing-under-tow-by-tug-duchess-this-ship-has-spent/2888371168186141/

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has documented an alarming case of crew abandonment involving the vessel ALGEDI STAR, identified by its IMO number 9374090. This Panamanian-flagged ship has been reported abandoned at the Port of Taressa, located in Guinea Conakry. As of June 1, 2025, the crew of the ALGEDI STAR, consisting of 11 seafarers from Egypt and Russia, has not been paid their wages for two months. The situation remains classified as open, with the ITF actively monitoring the case. This incident is part of the ITF's initiative to keep a comprehensive record of crew abandonment cases globally, highlighting the urgent need for the maritime industry to address such critical issues.