Forte Oil Plc has formerly announced its plan to restructure its operations by divesting from its upstream services and power generating businesses and the sale of its downstream business in Ghana. The decision, supported by […]
Lawyers for Bodo had accused Shell of trying to kill off the legal case by seeking a court order that would have meant the community had to meet onerous conditions before it could revive its […]
The Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) has disclosed that more than GHȼ99.8 million oil funds spent under a capacity building scheme by the erstwhile National Democratic Congress (NDC) government were used to bribe voters to […]
The police are investigating some fuel filling stations for selling contaminated fuel to unsuspecting motorists. Hundreds of vehicles were grounded after buying fuel at the Radiance Filling Station at Nyanyano, near Kasoa in the Gomoa […]
Mr Allan Lassey, the Head of Accountability and Research at the German Development Corporation (GIZ) has urged Journalists to continuously update their Knowledge base in the extractive industry to better inform and educate the citizenry. […]
The Government received a total of 396.17 million dollars as petroleum revenue for the year 2015, and exported crude oil that contributed to 18.7 per cent of the total merchandise export. The petroleum sector also […]
Members of the Keta Municipal Vegetable Farmers and Marketers Association have staged a protest against the exploration of crude oil and salt mining in the Keta Basin in the Volta Region. The demonstrators, who included […]
Tullow Oil will wring the final barrels of oil from its North Sea wells over the next six months before shutting all eight of its fields by the end of the year. The FTSE 250 […]
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