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The Ghana Trades Union Congress (TUC) has cautioned the citizenry to guard against the proliferation of institutions claiming to be providing skills training in the oil industry.
A Board Member of the Tema Oil Refinery, Alfred Agbesi, has called for the arrest and prosecution of its former MD, Dr K.K. Sarpong.
President John Evans Atta Mills yesterday visited the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) and assured workers that the government would definitely provide the refinery with the much needed crude oil to facilitate its operations.
Vanco Energy Co., the closely held U.S.-based explorer, and OAO Lukoil restarted a drilling campaign in the Ghanaian section of offshore West Africa after changing rigs.
Exxon Mobil Corp.’s agreed purchase of the Ghana oil assets of Kosmos Energy LLC may be thwarted by the West African country’s state-owned energy company.
The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has awarded Oando, Nigeria’s leading integrated energy solutions provider, a $1bn project to Strategically Partner the Corporation to
A delegation from Trinidad and Tobago, arrived in the country at the weekend, to explore the oil and gas industry. The Ambassador of Trinidad
Deputy Energy Minister Dr Kwabena Donkor has blamed the latest fuel shortages on the late arrival in Ghana of a fuel vessel last Saturday.
Glory Oil Company Limited on Thursday said it was poised to offer more job opportunities for Ghanaians and take up a leadership role in
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