Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has taken the first step towards Ghana’s e-navigation implementation plan. Ghana is therefore set to become one of the first maritime nations to implement e-navigation. E-navigation is the harmonized collection, integration, exchange, presentation and analysis of marine information on board and ashore by electronic means. This is to enhance berth navigation … Read more
The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has conducted a simulation exercise on its Vessel Traffic Monitoring Information System (VTMIS) Control Centre in Accra, as the first step towards the country’s e-navigation implementation plan. E-navigation is the harmonized collection, integration, exchange, presentation and analysis of marine information on board and ashore by electronic means to enhance berth … Read more
The former National Youth Authority’s (NYA) Chief Executive, Ras Mubarak, now Member of Parliament for Kumugu, has confirmed that he also fixed an audio visual recording device in his office when he served in that capacity in 2013. He said this in response to claims by the current acting NYA Chief Executive, Emmanuel Asigiri, who … Read more
The former National Youth Authority’s (NYA) Chief Executive, Ras Mubarak, now Member of Parliament for Kumugu, has confirmed that he also fixed an audio visual recording device in his office when he served in that capacity in 2013. He said this in response to claims by the current acting NYA Chief Executive, Emmanuel Asigiri, who … Read more
Tourism! Some call it leisure, others call it business. It means different things to different people at different times. To many, traveling all over the world for business while you accidentally bump into unique destinations is Tourism. To a certain extent, this is true. However, tourism goes way beyond just travelling around. It encompasses travelling, … Read more
It is being billed as the biggest single Arctic research expedition ever planned. Germany is going to sail its 120m-long research vessel, the Polarstern, into the sea-ice at the top of the world and just let it get stuck so it can drift across the north pole. The 2,500km (1,550-mile) trip, to begin in 2019, … Read more