Ghanaian Navy detains two oil vessels over ‘illegal’ operations

N-Gas debt to be paid by next week – WAPCO

PIAC to assist A-G probe oil-funded projects

PIAC report on missing oil money projects misleading - Jinapor

PIAC exposes NDC over ‘ghost’ oil projects

National Security arrests five oil smugglers

GH¢4.5 million oil cash spent on 10 shoddy school projects - PIAC

Oil export companies reduce from 30 to 3 following NPA measures

Oil companies yet to meet local content requirement

Transparency in the extractive sector yet to bring accountability - Dr. Manteaw

Minister defends ExxonMobil oil exploration deal

Government bemoans skills gap in oil and gas sector

CCIFG organises Energy Conference to mark February as its Energy Focus month

BOST states record on sale of crude oil

Tullow’s new rig heads to TEN fields to commence drilling of wells

IOCs given April 1 ultimatum to submit oil contract

ExxonMobil agreement not the best ever - Analyst contests Minister's claim

Government pursues 'aggressive' oil exploration campaign

Gov’t sets aside petroleum law for Exxonmobil

Vesting Petroleum management in Minister unconstitutional – Atuguba

Illegal activities on high seas denying Ghana revenue — Bawumia

IEA urges more transparency in awarding oil contracts

TOR, IES faceoff over forced shutdown of refinery

Haphazard investment of oil cash truncating growth in Ghana’s non-oil economy - Economist

Dr Steve Manteaw urges cautious optimism over ExxonMobil deal

ExxonMobil key to Ghana's oil & gas industry

ExxonMobil, GNPC sign agreement for deepwater oil exploration

GNPC boss hints of more deals with China National Petroleum Corporation

ExxonMobil must abide by local content laws – Analyst

TEN fields output to go up by 12.5%

Energy Ministry launches website to enhance transparency

Gov’t targets improved oil revenue transparency in 2018

Government moves to curb petroleum revenue losses

World Bank publishes Dr. Bawumia’s academic paper on Ghana’s oil

We shall expand opportunities in oil and gas industry - Akufo-Addo

1,000 Ghanaians to be trained annually for oil and gas industry