Ghana’s handicraft industry has a huge potential in meeting the ever-growing global market demands. The industrial art and craft sub-sector contributed a total of $30,630,413 (1.08 per cent) of Ghana’s
Between 2015 and 2017, Ghana came under the radar of the EU for the wrong reasons, leading to severe restrictions on exports. Despite favourable concessions as a result of Ghana
An estimated 97% of the world’s water is found in the oceans which cover about 71% of the earth’s surface. Its vast coverage of the earth means that, it has
The food and beverage market in Africa is expected to grow three times its current value to reach US$1 trillion by 2030. A large chunk of this growth is down
By: Abdul Haki Bashiru-Dine, Ghana Shippers’ Authority BACKGROUND The law of the sea is a body of public international laws governing the geographic jurisdictions of coastal States and the rights
Patrick Essel is a B.Sc. Nautical Science student of the Regional Maritime University (RMU), who has recently graduated with the June, 2022 group. The model vessel “PATSSEL” which he built
By: Jeffery Hewlett, Student, RMU Introduction In the current climate, it is very important for us to reflect and highlight how important the maritime industry is for our country and
As part of efforts to deal with the challenges confronting cross-border traders in the northern part of the country, the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has engaged over 20 women-owned businesses.
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has met with the leadership of the Ghana Association of Women Entrepreneurs (GAWE) to discuss measures needed to help the Association to boost the export
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has visited two firms in the Tema Industrial Area as part of efforts to ascertain some shipper operational challenges reported by some importers and exporters.
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