Transport Ministry To Make Final Ruling On THC

The Ministry of Transport will by the close of today [Friday] make public its ruling on introduction of Terminal Handling Charges (THC) fees at the ports by some shipping lines. The Transport Ministry had earlier directed the suspension of the Terminal Handling Charges at the ports after a number of shipping lines introduced it some … Read more

Importers Cry Foul As THC Stirs Confusion

Barely a week after the Transport Ministry reiterated that the suspension of the Terminal Handling Charges at the ports is still in force, some shipping companies are still defying the order. One such company is the MSC Shipping Line. Transport Minister Fiifi Kweetey, last Friday (August 26, 2016) indicated that the Ministry will reconvene a … Read more

Ghana’s New Airline To Fly October

A new national carrier for Ghana is expected to be flying by October this year, the Transport Minister Fifi Kwetey has announced. Mr. Kwetey said his outfit has had extensive deliberation with key stakeholders to ensure reliable and efficient services. The start of the new airline begins the process for Ghana to regain its past … Read more

Transport Ministry Meets Shippers Over THC Again

The Transport Ministry is set to meet with shipping companies over the charging of Terminal handling fees at the ports on goods imported into the country. The meeting which will be at the behest of the Transport Minister Fiifi Kwetey, follows the submission of a report on the THC by the Ghana Maritime Authority. “I … Read more

Former DVLA Boss Begs after $3.6m Contract Jumps to $9.9m

A former Chief Executive of the DVLA, Justice Amegashie, is begging Ghanaians for forgiveness after failing to explain a mysterious jump in contract sum from $3.6million to $9.9million. Mr. Amegashie admitted he signed a $3.6million contract and does not know how the figure so dramatically changed and became $9.9million. Justice Amegashie failed to explain the … Read more

HEARTBREAKING: Air Algerie Jetliner with 116 Persons On Board Crashes in Mali.

An Air Algerie jet carrying 116 people crashed Thursday in a rainstorm over restive Mali, and its wreckage was found near the border of neighboring Burkina Faso — the third major international aviation disaster in a week. The plane, owned by Spanish company Swiftair and leased by Algeria’s flagship carrier, disappeared from radar less than … Read more