The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) is in discussions with RusselSmith to introduce innovative 3D boat manufacturing technology to Ghana’s maritime sector.

The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) is in discussions with RusselSmith to introduce innovative 3D boat manufacturing technology to Ghana’s maritime sector. This potential partnership, supported by the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC), marks a significant step toward modernising Ghana’s inland water transport and protecting the country’s natural environment. Traditional wooden boat construction has long…

The tale of an Angry Goddess

THE TALE OF AN ANGRY GODDESS KORLE LAGOON BY RANDA NAA DEI ASHIE Once upon a time, traditions, superstitions, taboos and beliefs were a way of life and thus to an extent shaped and controlled the ways we lived and managed situations. Some of these superstitions and traditions protected our water bodies and forests as…

GMA Inaugurates Third Audit Committee

The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has inaugurated its Third Audit Committee as part of efforts to strengthen transparency, accountability, and good corporate governance. The inauguration ceremony took place on Monday, December 22, 2025, at the GMA Head Office. In his opening remarks, the Director-General of the GMA, Dr. Kamal-Deen Ali (Naval Captain, Rtd.), expressed appreciation…

GMA to unveil new Head Office building

GMA to unveil new Head Office building The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) is set to mark a historic milestone this March with the unveiling of its ultra-modern head office building in Accra, a symbol of Ghana’s growing influence in global maritime affairs. The 12-storey complex, complete with auditoriums, rooftop facilities, and sustainable features such as…

Charting a New Course: The GMA’s ‘Reset Agenda’ One Year On

Charting a New Course: The GMA’s ‘Reset Agenda’ One Year On In the high-stakes world of maritime governance, a year can pass like a quiet tide or hit like a powerful wave of reform. For the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA), the past twelve months under new management have been less about settling in and more…