The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority deems it necessary to support worthy causes that elevate the standard of living of Ghanaians. To this end, GPHA has been sponsoring some impactful community initiatives of the Rotary Club of Tema Meridian. The Port Authority has recently sponsored the Rotary Club of Tema Meridian for the renovation of […]
Last week, on the Eye on Port live interactive platform on national television, Fred Asiedu Dartey, Head of Freights and Logistics at the Ghana Shippers’ Authority and Eddy Akrong, a Council Member of the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders outlined some challenges in doing business with shipping lines. These included, firstly, shipping lines assuming the […]
Eye on Port continues to engage key institutions in the port area to bring clarity to port users on issues pertinent to the industry live on national television. On Eye on Port recent live telecast, featured security at the ports where the National Security Liaison at the Tema Port, Sub/Lt. Christian Tettey, and the Tema […]
The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority has promised to work closely with agencies in the maritime and port industry to increase the amount of cargoes that come through Ghana’s Ports. The acting Director General of GPHA, Michael Luguje made this known during a visit to the Ghana Shippers Authority. Michael Luguje also assured that he […]
The United States Coast Guard has conducted an International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS Code) audit of the Port of Tema.
Board members of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority have visited the project site earmarked for the construction of the Keta Port.
