Ghana Airports Company Limited — operates Accra International Airport and Kotoka International Airport, managing infrastructure and passenger services including terminal projects and fan activation campaigns.
The Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has officially launched an exciting FIFA World Cup 2026 fan activation campaign at Terminal Three of the Accra International Airport (AIA). …
… iduals on the autism spectrum to travel with greater confidence and independence. “We are grateful to Emirates and its partners for creating this thoughtful and empowering experience for our students.” Yvonne Nana Afriyie Opare, Managing Director of Ghana Airports Company Limited …
… On June 9, the team is expected to hold technical and regulatory meetings with officials of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) to gain insights into aviation licensing requirements, regulatory compliance procedures, operational …
… Managing Director of Ghana Airports Company Limited, Yvonne Opare, expressed satisfaction with the ongoing redevelopment of Terminal Two at Kotoka International Airport. …
… Subsequent years involved technical testing, stakeholder consultations and policy development carried out by multiple state institutions, including the Ghana Immigration Service, National Security, the Ghana Tourism Authority, Ghana Airports Company Limited and the Ministry of Fi …
An urgent call for the demolition of encroaching structures, a ban on near-airport farming, and the strict prosecution of sanitation offenders dominated a high-level stakeholder engagement convened by the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) to address escalating wildlife hazard …
… Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL): Manages airports crucial for transport and logistics Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD): Of massive strategic importance for the marketing and regulation of cocoa, a core export commodity 3.0 Fiscal Challenges Posed by SOEs Persistent losses by Gha …
The attention of the McDan Group has been drawn to a publication issued by the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) concerning a parcel of land situated on the Spintex Road, adjacent to and opposite Action Chapel International. …
… I listen to both sides, it’s difficult for me to speak on it.” She confirmed that she would engage the Ministries of Finance and Transport to coordinate the next steps, noting that while her ministry leads the sector, the airport facility now under Ghana Airports Company Limited …
The Ghana Airports Company Limited has launched a FIFA World Cup 2026 fan activation campaign at Terminal Three of Accra International Airport, featuring interactive games, penalty shoot-out challenges, trivia quizzes, and photo sessions designed to rally support for the Black Stars and entertain travellers. The initiative is a collaborative partnership between GACL, the Ghana Football Association, DDP Outdoor, MullenLowe Accra and the Customs AIA office.
The Ghana Airports Company Limited has launched a FIFA World Cup 2026 fan activation campaign at Terminal Three of Accra International Airport, featuring interactive games, penalty shoot-out challenges, trivia quizzes, and photo sessions designed to rally support for the Black Stars and entertain travellers. The initiative is a collaborative partnership between GACL, the Ghana Football Association, DDP Outdoor, MullenLowe Accra and the Customs AIA office.
Emirates, the world's first Autism-Certified Airline, has brought its Travel Rehearsal programme to Ghana in partnership with HopeSetters Autism Centre. The programme offers a guided simulation of the complete air travel journey—from check-in through customs and baggage reclaim—to help individuals with autism familiarise themselves with airport procedures and onboard environments in advance, reducing anxiety and building confidence.
A delegation from Chipsan Aviation Limited of India is in Ghana for investment and stakeholder engagement focused on developing helicopter operations at Ho Airport in the Volta Region, with meetings planned with government officials and aviation regulators.
Ghana's Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe has called on the private sector to increase investment in the country's transport sector, stating that government alone cannot meet the sector's substantial investment needs and that private participation is essential to modernising infrastructure and accelerating national development.
Ghana officially launched an e-visa system on 25 May 2026 to modernize visa administration and simplify travel, with the government announcing that African passport holders will not be required to pay visa fees when using the platform.
At a stakeholder engagement, Ghana Airports Company Limited officials called for demolition of encroaching structures, a ban on near-airport farming, and strict prosecution of sanitation offenders to address wildlife hazards and bird strikes at the Wa Airport. Over 200 bird species have been identified within a 13-kilometre radius of the facility, with human activities including open waste dumping and an uncovered abattoir cited as primary attractants.
Persistent losses by state-owned enterprises (SOEs) pose a risk to Ghana's fiscal balance and debt sustainability following the IMF bailout, according to a corporate governance consultant. The article contextualizes Ghana's SOE sector from independence through economic crises of the 1980s–90s, which reduced government capacity to finance operations and worsened SOE performance.
McDan Group has responded to a publication by Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) concerning a disputed parcel of land on Spintex Road, stating the matter is currently before the Court of Appeal and that all parties should exercise restraint from public commentary while the case is pending.
Ghana's Tourism Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie pledged to push for completion of the uncompleted Centre for National Culture building in Wa, a 1,500-capacity auditorium and crafts village that has been abandoned since the contractor stopped work following its 2008 start. She said she had gathered documents and met staff from relevant boards to understand why the structure remains unfinished and committed to engaging the Ministries of Finance and Transport to coordinate next steps.
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority held a grand finale dinner at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City on May 16 to celebrate its 40th anniversary, bringing together aviation industry stakeholders, government officials, and staff to reflect on four decades of service and emphasise the importance of continued collaboration and commitment to aviation safety.
Ghana's Civil Aviation Authority held a conference on May 13 at Accra International Airport bringing together aviation experts, regulators, and industry stakeholders to discuss collaboration, safety, innovation, and infrastructure within the aviation sector.
Aviation stakeholders warned at the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority's 40th anniversary conference that growing traffic congestion and rapid uncontrolled development around Accra International Airport could impede future expansion and operational capacity unless proper planning measures are enforced.
The Ghana Stock Exchange is experiencing its most active period of primary equity issuance in nearly a decade, with three IPOs—First Atlantic Bank, ZEN Petroleum, and Kasapreko—set to add around GH¢10.88 billion to the exchange's total market capitalisation. The three listings together account for approximately 4 percent of the market cap.
Ghana Airports Company Limited has announced a temporary partial closure of the road in front of Terminal 2's Departure Hall at Kotoka International Airport from Monday, May 11, 2026, lasting approximately a month for refitting and facade works. Traffic management personnel and directional signage will be deployed to assist commuters during the construction period.
The opposition New Patriotic Party has reconstituted its Standing and Sector Committees following its 2024 election defeat, appointing experienced figures to lead Finance, Electoral Affairs, Disciplinary, and Policy committees as part of efforts to reorganise and position itself for a political comeback.
President John Dramani Mahama cut the sod for construction of a connecting concourse at Kotoka International Airport linking Terminals Two and Three, which will include five passenger boarding bridges, duty-free shops, retail spaces, and lounges to improve passenger experience and aircraft turnaround time.
In Week 9 of the UG Corporate Football League, Wilmar secured a 1-0 win over Telecel Ghana with a stoppage-time free-kick from Roland A. Mensah, while Ghana Airports Company Limited recorded their first victory of the season with a 1-0 defeat of Zenith Bank FC. Group B saw several draws, including NCA holding Union Ghana 0-0 despite playing with 10 men after a red card.