May 17

• Ghana: Publicise Oil & Mining Contracts, Now [editorial]

  Ghana is reportedly ranked 15th on the latest World Mining Index. The index is said to list 58 mining countries across the globe, and rates the level of transparency in each... Read more »

• Ghana: Ghana Could Increase Its Earnings From Mining and Oil If ...

  Ghana has taken important steps to improve mining governance and limit corruption, but the government still fails to give citizens the information they need to make sure they are... Read more »

May 16

• Ghana: Bopp Posts Significant Results

  The Benso Oil Palm Plantation (BOPP) Limited posted profit after tax of GH¢13.41 million last year, as against GH¢9.59 million in 2011, which represents an increase of... Read more »

May 3

• Ghana: Gas Company Cut Corners?

  There is an uneasy calm among top officials and engineers in the country's petroleum sector, who are watching in awe at some operational and managerial decisions at the Ghana Gas... Read more »

April 30

• Ghana: Modex Oil Pays Gh¢51,700 Damages to GHA

  MODEX OIL Company Limited, a Ghanaian oil marketing company has settled the second and final installment of GH¢21, 000.00 which was part of the GH¢51, 700.00 damages... Read more »

April 29

• Ghana: Why Privatise Ghana Oil? [editorial]

  A concerned Ghanaian economic consultant, Dr. Derrick Owusu-Ampofo, last Wednesday appealed to the government to withhold approval for all proposed plans to privatise the Ghana Oil... Read more »

• Ghana: Police Dive for Cover Over Siphoned Fuel

  The Ashanti Regional Police Command, obviously reeling under pressure to salvage the image of the Police Service in the region, after some of its personnel were caught pants down... Read more »

• Ghana: 'Goil's Divestiture Moves Is Dangerous'

  Dr Derrick Owusu-Ampofo, an Economic Consultant on Wednesday described consultations to divest state holdings in the Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) to strategic investors as dangerous to... Read more »

April 26

• Ghana: You Thieves! Tanker Owner Yells At Police

  Uniformed policemen, who were caught on camera in the Ejisu fuel tanker raid incident, were said to be more interested in protecting their identities than protecting life and... Read more »

April 25

• Ghana: Police Caught Scooping Fuel

  Policemen in uniform were caught on camera siphoning fuel in barrels from a petrol tanker that was involved in an accident at Adadientem, a village near Ejisu in the Ashanti... Read more »

April 15

• Ghana: Energy Minister Urges ECG to Manage Load Shedding Effectively

  The Minister of Energy and Petroleum, Emmanuel Kofi Armah Buah has urged the management of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to effectively manage the ongoing load shedding... Read more »

April 12

• Africa: Offshore W. Africa Returning To Ghana For 2014 Confab

  Offshore West Africa have officially announced the dates for the 18th annual Conference & Exhibition which will see the event return to Accra, Ghana on 21- 23 January 2014. Read more »

March 10

• Ghana: Country Rakes in Ghâ¢979 Billion From Crude Oil Sales

  Despite the initial production difficulties of Ghana's crude oil in the first two quarters of 2012, the government has generated a total of US$541.62million... Read more »

March 5

• Ghana: Modex Oil Settles Liability With GHA

  Modex Oil Company Limited, a Ghanaian oil marketing company, through its Managing Director, Mr. Kwabena Appiah, has paid GH¢30,000 out of its... Read more »

March 1

• Ghana: Ghana Gas, U.S. Firm Sign $15.6 Million Project MGT Contract

  The Ghana National Gas Company has awarded the contract for Project Management Consulting Services for the implementation of the Western Corridor Gas Infrastructure Development... Read more »

February 20

• Ghana: WAGPO to Resume Gas Supply On April 30

  THE West African Gas Pipeline Company (WAGPCO) has fixed April 30th this year as the tentative date for the resumption of gas supply from Nigeria barring any unforeseen hitches. Read more »

February 19

• Ghana: Aowin MP Wants Fuel Subsidy Back

  The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament (MP) for Aowin, Hon. Mathias Kwame Ntow has called on the government to restore fuel subsidy to avoid hardships being... Read more »

• Ghana: More Condemnations Greet Fuel Price Hikes

  Ghanaians and civil society organization actors are still not coming into turns with the 20% increase in fuel prices announced by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) over the... Read more »

• Ghana: AGI Demands Oil Contract From Gov

  The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has called on the government to cede off some of the contracts in the oil and gas sector to local enterprises, in order to promote the... Read more »

• Ghana: Accredited Oil Marketing Companies Named

  The Association of Oil Marketing Companies (AOMCs), on Monday named 51 accredited oil marketing companies in good standing for business in 2013. Read more »

• Ghana: As Petroleum Prices Skyrocket

  The administration of John Dramani Mahama, propped up by the National Democratic Congress (NDC), which claims to be promoting a social democracy agenda, may have removed only a... Read more »

February 18

• Ghana: Petrol Tanker Drivers Fight Bost

  Fear has gripped most residents of Buipe in the Northern Region, as close to three hundred fully loaded fuel tankers are stranded at the Bulk Oil Storage and Transport (BOST) depot... Read more »

February 14

• Ghana: National Security Worried Over Fuel Smuggling

  The National Security Council Secretariat has expressed concern about the increasing rate of fuel smuggling across Ghana's borders to neighbouring countries. Read more »

February 13

• Ghana: Petrol Price to Go Up

  Credible information picked up by The Chronicle from the corridors of power indicate that members of the economic management team of John Dramani Mahama's government are divided as... Read more »

February 9

• Africa: The Price of Big Government and Corruption in Africa - Lessons for Ghana After Oil Discovery

  We are all familiar with the cases of the Nigerias, Equitorial Guineas, Angolas, Democratic Republic of Congos, Cameroons, Gabons and Zimbabwes, to name but a few, where in spite... Read more »