Oil Giants Scramble for Control of Global Energy Routes as Geopolitical Risks Mount
Billions in investment in shipping and floating infrastructure signal a shift toward supply security over energy transition priorities.
Port charges spiral: Ghana's traders demand urgent review of shipping fees
TAGG urges government to intervene as port administrative charges exceed previously negotiated rates, threatening business operations.
Mystery on the waves: Middle East oil tankers disappearing from radar for weeks, affecting global markets
Oil tankers are switching off tracking systems for extended periods, complicating efforts to monitor crude flows and global energy supplies.
US-Iran escalation threatens global oil markets and West African trade routes
Escalating US-Iran military strikes risk disrupting global shipping and energy supplies critical to Ghana's economy.
Trump's Hormuz blockade and 20% toll threat: what it means for Ghana's oil imports and trade
US-Iran escalation over the Strait of Hormuz could significantly impact Ghana's energy costs and regional shipping routes through ECOWAS waters.
US demands Iran pledge to stop attacks on ships in Strait of Hormuz amid fresh ceasefire tensions
The United States is pushing Iran to publicly commit to keeping the Strait of Hormuz open for commercial vessels as part of Saturday negotiations.
US-Iran strikes shake Middle East; shipping through critical Hormuz Strait plummets
Escalating US-Iran military exchanges threaten global trade as merchant vessels avoid a vital shipping corridor.