The Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) Integrated Oil and Gas Project is set to produce 171 million scalp of gas per day from June 2018. The three non-associated gas fields …
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The Lands and Natural Resources Minister, John Peter Amewu, has hinted that, he is ready to abide by the Bank of Ghana’s decision in sanctioning Menzgold, a Ghanaian owned gold …
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The Member of Parliament for the Bolgatanga Central Constituency, Isaac Adongo has charged the Bank of Ghana to appoint governing board members for the ADB bank immediately. “The Bank …
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Adnan Adams Mohammed On the need to remove all doubts and set everybody’s mind at ease regarding the volume and value of gold legitimately exported by the sector, particularly by …
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Adnan Adams Mohammed Concerned groupings in the country have expressed disatisfaction with the current government’s utilization of the oil revenue meant to support the national budget, christened as Annual Budget …
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Telecom coys being forced to comply with controversial ‘Kelni-GVG’ over revenue assurance Adnan Adams Mohammed Telecommunication network companies operating in the country have been given 11 days deadline to allow …
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Tullow Oil Plc, has indicated that, it is ready to focus on growing its production in Ghana by participating in the yet to be opened international bidding process for the …
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Adnan Adams Mohammed The government through the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has abrogated the gas sale and purchase agreement (GSA) it signed with Gazprom in September last year. It …
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Rising joblessness a decade after oil find funfair…. Where did we go wrong?
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed Eleven years after the oil and gas discovery funfair and excitement, ironically graduate and skilled labour unemployment rather appears to be worsening and becoming a national security …
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Petroleum contracts fiscal regime: are we getting better with age?
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed Since Ghana started commercial production of oil, the expectations from most Ghanaians including economists, politicians, civil society groups and ordinary citizens were that of high optimism. …