Ghana is positioning itself through its state agencies and other stakeholders in the maritime and transport sector to deepen its transit trade relationship with the landlocked countries of Burkina Faso,
Transit Shipper Committee deliberates on Axle Load Limits enforcement
The Transit Shipper Committee of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) held a meeting Wednesday March 29, 2018 in Accra to discuss pertinent issues affecting trade facilitation on Ghana’s transit
2017 Import, Export and Transit trade figures released
Figures for Ghana’s maritime trade performance in 2017 in imports, exports and transits have been released by the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) as part of its Shipping Quarter and Outlook
Greater Accra Regional Shipper Committee marks 20th anniversary
The Greater Accra Regional Shipper Committee has marked its 20 years anniversary with a commitment to deepening its relationship with the various stakeholders in the maritime transport sector to protect
A visit by the Parliamentary Select Committee on Roads and Transport
Members of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Roads and Transport Wednesday March 21, 2018 paid a working visit to the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA). The Chairman of the Committee, Samuel
Ghana Shippers’ Authority supports GNA Sports at 2018 Commonwealth Games
The Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA), has donated $1,500 (GH¢ 6,500), towards the coverage of the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Australia, by the sports department of the Ghana News
Tamale office of Shippers’ Authority opens for business
The Tamale office of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority has been inaugurated Tuesday March 13,2018 to start the provision of services to shippers operating in the Northern, Upper West and Upper
Road Safety Workshop organised for Haulage Truck Drivers
Over 250 haulage truck drivers plying the Ghana-Burkina Faso-Niger-Mali corridor were taken through road safety and security measures at a workshop organised by the Ghana Shippers’ Authority(GSA). The event, organised
Meeting with Customs Brokers Association of Ghana
As part of plans for the year 2018 by the Ghana Shippers’ Authority to hold regular interactions with key stakeholders of the maritime sector, a meeting was organised for members
African Shippers’ Councils charged to boost intra-African trade
Members of the Union of African Shippers’ Councils (UASC) have been charged to boost intra-African trade by co-operating with other sister Councils especially on competitive advantage basis for the benefit
