Speaking at the 5th Annual General Meeting of the Customs House Agents Ghana (ACHAG) in Akosombo over the weekend, Mr Tanoh said the persistent practices of misclassification and undervaluation of goods at the ports are undermining government revenue mobilisation and threatening the country’s economic transformation agenda. He charged the leadership of the Customs House Agents Ghana to demonstrate courage and professional discipline by sanctioning or expelling members found culpable of engaging in fraudulent practices. The outgoing President of ACHAG, Mr Akwasi Serebour Boateng, said the 24-hour economy demands that Customs House Agents invest in staffing, adopt shift systems, and build firms capable of delivering professional service excellence at any hour. There were Solidarity messages from the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority, Ghana Shippers Authority, Food and Drugs Authority and Ghana Standards Authority, who lauded the immense contribution of Customs House Agents to revenue mobilisation and trade facilitation. The event brought together members of ACHAG across the country, key players in Ghana's trade and logistics industry.

Source: GhanaWeb March 02, 2026 09:53 UTC