The rains pounded the bare earth most of the day, the residents, drenched in water, danced in defiance, as water, in two separate calabash, splashed into the sky, signaling the official commissioning of a mechanized water system in Nabuli Witches camp in the Gushegu District of the Northern region, a small farming community with a population in the region of about two thousand people.

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) wishes to inform the General Public that the following Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) and Bulk Distribution Companies (BDCs) have been suspended for periods of between one month and three months, effective 18th July 2018, for their involvement in activities that led to loss of tax revenue to the Government of Ghana. As a result of this, the listed companies are to desist from engaging in...

The National Petroleum Authority is to get tough on Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) who indulge in suspicious tax evading activities. In this regard, the Authority will be working with the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to ensure OMCs who under declare their liftings are sanctioned. Presenting the mid-year review of the 2018 budget in Parliament, Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori Attah, said the collaboration between the two state agencies is to...

The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has advised industry players in the petroleum sector to collaborate with each other in order to ensure effective product delivery and economic growth. The Asantehene was speaking at his Palace in Manhyia when the Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Hassan Tampuli, led a delegation made up of some members of the board, directors and management, to pay a courtesy call on...

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has presented a new Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Cylinder Recirculation model that they plan to implement in Ghana. On Thursday, NPA’s Chief Executive, Alhassan Tampuli, briefed Council of State members on the new model at the Council’s chambers in Accra, where he said that the new model would improve safety, health and the environment.

The Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority, Mr Alhassan Tampuli, has said the country loses over 200 million dollars annually in tax revenues due to the nefarious activities of service providers of the petroleum sector in order to evade tax. He said the Authority has rolled out stringent measures to tackle the problem head-on, in close collaboration with the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), the Navy and other relevant...