Port costs under threat as cargo-tracking fee re-emerges

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• DABBOT 21 hours ago

  Only thieves behave fights against innovations like SPN because of thievery and Dubious transaction at the port. They hate transparency. The security agency is on the alert to fish out people like you.
  
  Spn is for collect ...
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  Only thieves behave fights against innovations like SPN because of thievery and Dubious transaction at the port. They hate transparency. The security agency is on the alert to fish out people like you.
  
  Spn is for collection of Raw Data and elimination of thievery.

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• Alex Obodai 21 hours ago

  The question is not who supports or opposes SPN; the question is whether Ghana deserves accurate trade data, stronger security, and protection from revenue leakages.
  
  To me Different opinions are healthy in any national dis ...
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  The question is not who supports or opposes SPN; the question is whether Ghana deserves accurate trade data, stronger security, and protection from revenue leakages.
  
  To me Different opinions are healthy in any national discussion. However, our collective focus should remain on what best serves Ghana's economy, security, revenue protection, and trade competitiveness.
  The Smart Port Note (SPN) is not about individuals, institutions, or interests. It is about ensuring accurate trade data, improving cargo visibility, supporting national security, reducing leakages, and strengthening decision-making with verified information from the source.
  We therefore encourage all stakeholders to engage constructively, review the facts objectively, and place Ghana's long-term interests above all other considerations.
  Together, we can build a stronger, more transparent, and more competitive trading environment for our nation.
  Ghana First. Trade Integrity First

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