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Houthi blockade turns away tankers in Red Sea
3+ hour, 26+ min ago (34+ words) Modern Ghana Wontumi's 20year jail term a victory for anti-galamsey fight – Solomon Owusu OSP refutes claims US Immigration Court dismissed its charges against Ofori-Atta...
Health Committee Pushes For Maritime Hospital Upgrade Under NHIS Tariff System
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (63+ words) Government secures strategic investor to revive Volta Star Textiles – Mahama 'Why is Zenator not yet a minister?' – Justice Atuguba quizzes Fire Service Team rescues three-year-old boy from drowning at Nkawkaw President Mahama cuts sod for 24-Hour economy market at Juapong…...
Ghana Shippers’ Authority wins court case over container charge cap directive
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (73+ words) Police arrest two with 73 parcels of suspected cannabis, reject GH¢300,000 bribe NACOC traces 73 assets linked to suspected drug traffickers Government seeks financial clearance to recruit 400 scientists – Armah Kofi-Buah Ya‑Naa Abubakari II laid to rest at Gbewaa Palace NPP will…...
Paga Youth Demand Fast‑Track of Inland Port as Truck Congestion Poses Growing Danger
2+ week, 2+ day ago (472+ words) The Youth of Paga in the Upper East Region is urging government to expedite work on the proposed Paga Inland Port, warning that the growing number of heavy‑duty trucks parked along the main highway is becoming a major threat…...
GSA Enforces New Shipper Registration Rule on ICUMS Platform
2+ week, 3+ day ago (131+ words) Importers and exporters operating in Ghana will be required to complete mandatory shipper registration with the Ghana Shippers' Authority (GSA) starting August 3, 2026, as enforcement begins on the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS) platform. The directive is in line with Section…...
Expand and Professionalise Maritime Police to Boost Security — Former Naval Chief Urges
2+ week, 4+ day ago (252+ words) Former Chief of Naval Staff Issah Yakubu is calling for a major expansion and professionalisation of the Ghana Maritime Police Unit, arguing that a stronger, well‑resourced maritime police force is essential to enforcing domestic laws in Ghana’s territorial waters…...
Former Chief of Naval Staff urges stronger regional coordination to tackle maritime insecurity
2+ week, 5+ day ago (405+ words) Former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Issah Adam Yakubu, has called for stronger regional cooperation and coordinated action to combat maritime insecurity. He cautioned that piracy, smuggling and other transnational crimes continue to threaten the Gulf of Guinea and…...
Maritime insecurity costs West Africa over $500 million annually — Vice Admiral Yakubu
2+ week, 5+ day ago (393+ words) Former Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral Issah Adam Yakubu has noted that maritime insecurity is costing West Africa and the international community more than $500 million every year. According to him, the economic burden is driven less by stolen cargo…...
Parliament Passes Maritime Offences Bill to Tackle Sea Piracy - Transport Minister speaks
2+ week, 6+ day ago (247+ words) Modern Ghana Parliament Passes Maritime Offences Bill to Tackle Sea Piracy - Transport Minister speaks #ChannelOneTV #ChannelOneNews #GhanaNews #MaritimeSecurity #Piracy #Parliament #TransportMinistry #SenyaBreku #FishingIndustry #BreakingNews This follows an attack on Ghanaian fishermen by armed hijackers aboard a pirate vessel off the…...
Maritime and Related Offences Bill 2026 to combat piracy passed
3+ week, 33+ min ago (480+ words) Parliament has passed the Maritime and Related Offences Bill, 2026, to strengthen Ghana’s legal framework against piracy, armed robbery at sea and other maritime-related crimes. The legislation seeks to prohibit piracy, robbery at sea and related offences while giving effect to…...