The delayed evacuation of containers from the Meridian Port Services Terminal 3 (T3) to the Inland Container Depots (ICDs) dominated discussions at the 2nd Quarter Bronze and Trade Associations’ Shipper
Stakeholders Move to Cut Down the High Cost of Doing Business at Ghana’s Ports
Key agencies in Ghana’s shipping and logistics value-chain have pledged to tackle the cluster of problems that are driving up the cost of doing business at the country’s ports, following
Shippers Call for Extensive Stakeholder Engagement on the Proposed Reforms to Shipping Requirements by the Ghana Standards Authority
Participants at the Platinum Shippers Breakfast Meeting organized by the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA), have called for extensive stakeholder engagement and sensitization on the proposed reforms to the certification and
Ghana Shippers’ Authority Engages High-Value Shippers on Competitive Shipping
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its collaboration with the trading community to catalyze Ghana’s quest to become the most preferred multimodal shipping hub in
Air Ghana Seeks Partnership with Ghana Shippers’ Authority to Expand Air Cargo Trade and Strengthen Industry Growth
As Ghana positions itself to become a leading trade and logistics hub in West Africa, industry players are increasingly looking beyond passenger aviation to the untapped opportunities within the air
Exporters Urged to Sustain Compliance as Ghana’s Non-Traditional Exports Hit Record Growth
A record-breaking year for Ghana’s non-traditional export sector has placed exporters firmly at the center of the country’s economic transformation agenda. With export earnings crossing the US$5 billion mark for
GSA Deepens Air Cargo Industry Engagement as Stakeholders Raise Concerns Over Freight Volumes, Cargo Safety and Trade Facilitation
A subtle shift is unfolding at the Accra International Airport, where cargo movement, once driven largely by predictable commercial flows, is now being reshaped by changing consumer behaviour, operational pressures
GSA, NCA Move to Close Knowledge Gap Among Clearing Agents on Telecom Imports and Strengthen Port Controls
In an era where a single mobile phone can function as a bank, camera, tracking device and communication hub all at once, the importation of telecommunications equipment is no longer
GSA Calls for Stronger Continental Action Against Arbitrary Shipping Charges
For many African businesses, the journey of cargo does not end when a vessel docks at the port. It often continues through a maze of charges, fees and administrative costs
GSA’s Western Zone Transit Shipper Committee Explores Avenues to Improve Corridor Safety and Seamless Transnational Cargo Movement
The Western Zonal Office of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) held its first Transit Shipper Committee meeting for 2026 on Wednesday, 29th April to discuss transit trade facilitation, corridor
