Ghana Maritime Authority readies oil-spill response vessel for deployment
Ghana's maritime security receives a significant boost as a key vessel undergoes rigorous training, poised to safeguard vital offshore assets.
The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has completed a ten-day work-up program for its oil-spill response vessel, MV Esther Ocloo, in collaboration with
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