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Clearing Agents Stage Demo Over Poor Sensitization
The pilot phase of the Ghana Ports Paperless policy was kick-started at the Takoradi and Tema ports on Tuesday, 1st...
Importers Blame Custom Officials’ Interdiction For Port Delays
At least one hundred staff of the Custom Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) at the Tema Port have been...
Reforms To Eliminate Bureaucratic Procedures In Trade Supply Chain
The stakes are high to improve trade among countries across the world and governments encouraged by the Trade...
Commissioner General of GRA Warns Against Falsification of Documents
The Commissioner General of the Ghana Revenue Authority, George Blankson has warned importers, traders, shipping agents...
Business In Tema Port Suffers Setback On Election Day
Importers and agents deserted the Tema Port on election day, Wednesday, December 7, 2016 and brought business...
Local Firms Outmuscled In Freight Business
Indigenous freight forwarders, mainly engaged in customs brokerage, ship husbandry and ancillary port services, are...
Business Associations Threaten Shipping Lines
Key business associations have strongly criticised shipping lines for charging Terminal Handling Charges (THC) in spite...
Shipping Lines Still Charging THC
Trade associations in the country are accusing some shipping lines in the country of allegedly charging terminal...
Shippers To Protest Continuous THC Implementation
Players in Ghana's shipping sector are planning a protest against the continuous implementation of Terminal Handling...
Shipping Community Haggles Over Terminal Handling Charges
There is uneasy calm in the shipping sector between shipping lines/agents on one side and a critical mass of the...
Clearing Agents Renew Their Call For A Review In Import Taxes
Clearing Agents are calling on government to replicate a similar sense of urgency it employed in halting the...
Government Orders Withdrawal of Port Handling Charges
Government has ordered for shipping lines to withdraw the Terminal Handling Charges introduced at the country’s ports...