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Ports Revenue Drops Significantly

Ports Revenue Drops Significantly

Ghana Records A 15 To 17 Percent Drop In Cargo Volumes In First Nine Months Of 2022

Ghana’s ports recorded between 15 and 17 percent drop in cargo between January and September 2022, Mr. Michael Luguje, the Director General of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) has said. Mr. Luguje said, “GPHA is hoping and believing for a better traffic flow to Ghana’s ports in 2023.”…

Ghana Records A 15 To 17 Percent Drop In Cargo Volumes In First Nine Months Of 2022

The President and Chairman of M&C Group Global, Mr. Michael Bartlett-Vanderpuye, said although government’s ‘Gold for Oil’ policy sounds excellent, it would be attainable if Ghana owns a mining company. According to him, the government of Ghana's new policy being designed to use gold to make purchases of oil on…

GIPC to consolidate gains in spite of coronavirus pandemic The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) is to consolidate the foreign direct investment gains made so far in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr Yoofi Grant, the Chief Executive Officer of GIPC said a further increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flow in the coming year could help rejuvenate the economy as affected by the pandemic. He was speaking at the Centres Press Soiree for media stakeholders in Accra. The event was to ce...