As Ghana prepares for the 2026/27 cocoa season, the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) and the Cocoa Marketing Company (CMC) have concluded negotiations with 18 carriers and shipping lines on freight
Understanding the Revised LOC Guidelines: GSA, BoG Take Sensitization to Exporters in Western, Central Regions
Following the preliminary sensitization engagements held in Accra from 8th to 11th September 2026 with key institutions and stakeholders across Ghana’s export value chain, the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) and
Ghana Shippers’ Authority, Bank of Ghana Take Revised LOC Guidelines to Ghana’s Trade Sector
Ghana’s effort to strengthen oversight of export proceeds have entered a new phase of implementation, as the Bank of Ghana (BoG), in collaboration with the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA), takes
Transit Shipper Committee-Paga Call for Effective Inter-Agency Collaboration to tackle Intermitent Cargo Congestion at the Paga Border
The Paga border has come under renewed attention as stakeholders seek a more coordinated response to intermittent cargo congestion, with concerns mounting over the safety of people, cargo and property
GSA BOARD CHAIR, CEO TOUR TEMA PORT OVER CONGESTION CONCERNS
Growing cargo volumes at the Tema Port is putting intensepressure on port operations, with congestion and delay in cargo clearance. This prompted the executive leadership of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority
GSA holds stakeholder meeting at Accra International Airport
The efficiency of Ghana’s air cargo sector is often determined by what happens long after an aircraft touches down. For shippers and freight forwarders, delay in approvals, scanning, endorsements and
GSA’s Exporters Forum Earns Praise as Board Tours Airport Cargo Logistics Chain
The Governing Board of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA), led by Chairman Honourable Mike Allen Hammah, undertook a familiarization tour of key aviation and cargo handling institutions at the Accra
Shippers Decry Container Evacuation Delays at Tema Port
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
