The long-discussed Boankra Integrated Logistics Terminal (BILT) may be edging closer to reality as officials from Global Ports and Container Terminals (YILPORT Holding) paid a working visit to Ghana to
Exchange Programme: Angola’s Regulatory Agency for Cargo Certification Visits Shippers Authority
A delegation from Angola’s Regulatory Agency for Cargo Certification and Logistics (ARCCLA) has paid a working visit to the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) as part of an exchange programme aimed
Boankra Integrated Logistics Terminal: Investors from YilPort Visit Shippers’ Authority
The long-discussed Boankra Integrated Logistics Terminal (BILT) may be edging closer to reality as officials from Global Ports and Container Terminals (YILPORT Holding) paid a working visit to Ghana to
PUBLIC NOTICE: DEFERMENT OF THE SMART PORT NOTE (SPN) ROLLOUT
PUBLIC NOTICE DEFERMENT OF THE SMART PORT NOTE (SPN) ROLLOUT Following the initial notice issued on 23rd December 2025, certain issues have emerged that require further clarification and alignment with
Ghana to Host Signing of Historic UN Negotiable Cargo Documents Convention in 2026 – as the Ghana Shippers’ Authority Participates in its Development
The United Nations General Assembly has adopted the United Nations Convention on Negotiable Cargo Documents (NCD), a landmark international legal instrument developed by the United Nations Commission on International Trade
Prof Gyampo Urges Spare Parts Dealers to Cut Prices as Cedi Strengthens
The Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA) is asking spare parts dealers to reduce prices so Ghanaians can feel the benefits of the rising Cedi. This call was made during a courtesy
Ghana Shippers’ Authority Hosts Exporters’ Forum
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has held a high-level Exporters’ Forum aimed at strengthening collaboration among exporters, regulators, and key stakeholders within the logistics and trade ecosystem. The forum brought
Standard Inspectors to Support AfCFTA Controls – Standards Authority
A Marketing Officer at the Northern Regional Office of the Ghana Standards Authority Mahamud Misbaw, has stated that the recently commissioned Trading Standards Inspectors (TSI) of the Ghana Standards Authority
Port Welfare Committee visits Ghana Shippers Authority
Officers of the Tema Port Welfare Committee (TPWC) paid a courtesy call on the Management of Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) as part of their effort to strengthen ties with partner
Western Region: Shippers’ Authority, GUTA Strengthen Ties.
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) and the Ghana Union Traders Association (GUTA), in the Western Region have agreed to enhance their collaboration in promoting the activities of traders in the
