Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority

Bold Economic Reforms Yielding Positive Results – IMF

Bold Economic Reforms Yielding Positive Results – IMF

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its Norwegian Partners have described the preparedness of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority’s (GPHA) oil spillage responsiveness as impressive. This came up when the GPHA participated in the National Oil Spill Equipment Inventory Exercise, which allows the EPA and its Norwegian technical partners to assess the capabilities and preparedness of on-shore and off-shore facilities and resources in the country to tackle oil spills. After the assessment, the EPA and its partners commended the GPHA for its human and technical resources available to fight oil spills, an indication of its capability to prevent such…
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GPHA Demonstrates Commitment To Fish Hygiene

GPHA Demonstrates Commitment To Fish Hygiene

As part of efforts to continue to deliver on the mandate of providing suitable, safe, and hygienic facilities for fishing vessels and fish handling activities, the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority has refurbished the Fish Market Hall at the Tema Fishing Harbour. The refurbished Fish Market Hall which took 7 months to renovate cost the Port Authority 3 million Ghana Cedis. During the reopening ceremony with the various stakeholders of the facility, the General Manager of the Tema Fishing Harbour, Ing. Kwabena Asamoah said the investment ties into the objectives of the Authority to ensure that fish brought to the…
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Unresolved Murder: Police Bust Two New Suspects In 2019 Murder Of GPHA Manager

Unresolved Murder: Police Bust Two New Suspects In 2019 Murder Of GPHA Manager

Police have made new arrests in connection with the 2019 murder of Josephine Asante Tandoh, a manager of Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA). The Daily Guide and The Chronicle newspapers are both reporting that police have recently nabbed two suspects linked to the murder. The suspects, Richard Kwabena Kwakye, alias Kwabena Boateng, 37-year-old former GPHA driver, and Dominic Owusu, a 51-year-old taxi driver, were apprehended after fleeing to Burkina Faso following the incident on January 13, 2019, the Daily Guide report said. This new development in the matter which has traveled over 3 years, is said to have a…
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Port Traffic Decline: GHPA Called For A Stakeholder Meeting

Port Traffic Decline: GHPA Called For A Stakeholder Meeting

The management of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GHPA) has called for a meeting with stakeholders to understand the fall of traffic at the various ports of entry in the country. The business community argues that the taxes at the country's ports are a disincentive to import into the country. The GPHA has "observed a general decline in port traffic in recent times." The letter dated March 27, 2023, and signed by the Director-General of GPHA, Mr Michael A Luguje, and copied to stakeholders in the port space said, "The phenomenon, according to our data, started in June/July 2022,…
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