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The Centre for Maritime Law and Security (CEMLAWS) has expressed concern over the proliferation of foreign-owned industrial fishing vessels on Ghana’s territorial waters, contrary to regulations governing the fisheries sector. The…

The Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) has entreated the government to speed up the sustainable development of petroleum resources to reverse the decline in the production of petroleum products. Nasir Alpha Mohammed, the…

The Chief Executive of the Mineral Commission has dismissed claims of delay in issuing licenses for small-scale mining. Speaking in an interview, Martin Kwaku Ayisi noted that the “small-scale mining licensing system has been improved…

Both hydrogen and battery technologies are expected to operate in the power sector, but in different areas, says independent risk management and assurance firm DNV. Hydrogen is expected to play a role as a form of dispatchable generation,…

The metals and minerals price index rose 10% in the first quarter of this year, compared with the final quarter of 2022, the World Bank’s latest ‘Commodity Markets Outlook’ report shows. It says this reflected optimism for a strong…

Oil prices are set to rise toward $90 per barrel by the end of this year, driven by Chinese demand and a tightening market following OPEC+’s latest production cuts, a Reuters survey of 40 analysts and economists showed on Friday.…

The total number of total active drilling rigs in the United States rose by 2 this week, according to new data from Baker Hughes published Friday, after rising by 5 last week. The total rig count rose to 755 this week—57 rigs higher than…

Police in Texas say they believe a man killed five of his neighbours after an argument about him doing practice shooting with a semi-automatic weapon nearby. The victims were all from Honduras, and included an eight-year-old…

The year may only be just over three months old, but a lot has happened in relatively short order. And, here we are once more in stagflation territory, with central banks – led by the Fed – probably doing the wrong thing at the wrong time…

The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) is warning that the International Monetary Fund board approval for Ghana will be delayed owing to prolonged external debt-restructuring negotiations, given the involvement of multiple stakeholders in…