GSA pays visits to Shippers in Accra

As part of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority’s (GSA) mandate of addressing concerns of shippers in Ghana, visitations are regularly organised to the offices and working locations of shippers across the country to deepen its relationship with them.

Staff of the Authority from the head office in Accra Wednesday May 9, 2018 paid visits to some shippers in the Industrial Area of Accra. Shippers visited include Inesfly Africa Limited, SMT (Services Machinery Trucks), Kimo and Mobile Phone Dealers Association of Ghana.

These visits elicit views from shippers on their operational activities particularly challenges they face in accessing services from shipping service providers. The concerns raised by shippers during these visitations are subsequently addressed by the Authority.

Mr Mark Temeng, Logistics Manager of SMT Ghana, in a chat with staff of GSA. SMT deals in imports, servicing and repairs of Volvo equipment for the mining and other sectors where heavy equipment are used.

Staff of the Authority being taken around the showroom of Inesfly by its Supply Chain Manager, Mr Prince Akrong. Inesfly Africa Limited are manufacturers of paints, fumigation chemicals, body repellents, bedbug treatment solutions among others. Some of their products are exported to Nigeria, Cameroun and Congo DR

A shot after an interaction with Kimo.

From left to right: Mr Wilson Amponsah, Logistics Officer of Kimo; Mr Roy Adibi, Senior Shipper Service Officer of GSA; Mr Roy Fernandes, Logistics Manager of Kimo; Miss Priscilla Agyei, Assistant Logistics Officer of Kimo; and Mr William Amissah, Shipper Service Officer of GSA

Kimo are importers and dealers in tiles and sanitary wares