Tema
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Sep 14, 2026
speaker_8AUDIENCE
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up.
Merqury QuayeHOST
[laughs] Yo, they-- tell me about Tema, man.
Merqury QuayeHOST
Tell me about Tema and Hitz FM.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
Make we attend.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
If you enter Tema and community one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, Charlie, everybody-
Merqury QuayeHOST
Yo, yo, wait, wait, wait a second.
Merqury QuayeHOST
Wait, wait a second.
speaker_8AUDIENCE
All right
KobeHOST
Real Madrid four, Inter Milan one.
KobeHOST
My name is Tema Love.
KobeHOST
Hey.
E.K. WallaceHOST
[laughs] Ëdina bo mpisa o.
KobeHOST
Lanten.
E.K. WallaceHOST
... awo da ho wof
KobeHOST
Meet you live from Tema, Community Nine.
KobeHOST
No de more agya egu akyire.
James Korsah BrownGUEST
I was in primary school, you know, uh, I started acting.
James Korsah BrownGUEST
And, uh, I, I became very popular in the Tema space then, Tema and Accra space then.
James Korsah BrownGUEST
When they were doing Kida Fest, yeah, I would get a call and all.
James Korsah BrownGUEST
But, you know-
James Korsah BrownGUEST
That is Saltpond.
James Korsah BrownGUEST
[laughs] Because-
Kwame DadzieHOST
So you were born in Tema?
James Korsah BrownGUEST
Yeah.
Ifano OusajmanGUEST
Republic of Ghana.
Michelle AdjokoumHOST
Well, that's the Energy Minister speaking at St. Joseph's, terminal in Tema, and of course, Kofi.
Michelle AdjokoumHOST
I mean, he made mention of the fact that this creates jobs.
Michelle AdjokoumHOST
Now let's even look at Sentu.
Kofi AdjayePANELIST
In fact, it is helping in the local space all right.
Kofi AdjayePANELIST
But there's a lot to actually chew on as far as this news is concerned.
Kofi AdjayePANELIST
I think that the story would have been complete if we had announced $1 million for Senchou, possibly $1 million or $2 million for Tema Oil Refinery, for Meow Bean.
Kofi AdjayePANELIST
much more happy, I mean, I will be happier with that kind of information.
Clement ApakSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
based on what we know to be in the conference, we are confident that we should be able to address this issue.
Hana OdameNARRATOR
Let's go to Tema, where pressure is mounting on authorities to address the deteriorating state of roads there, particularly the Tema Oil Refinery Road.
Hana OdameNARRATOR
This is because road users are complaining about the slow pace of the rehabilitation works there.
Hana OdameNARRATOR
Speaking to the media, Chairman of the Ghana National Petroleum Tanker Drivers Association, George Inyawu, says repeated efforts to get the road fixed have yielded little progress.
Hana OdameNARRATOR
There's more in this report.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
For motorists navigating the Tema oil refinery road, the poor state of the route is more than an inconvenience.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
It is a daily struggle.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
From rough stretches to the slow pace of rehabilitation, road users say the situation is taking a toll on movement and their businesses.
Linton NightingaleGUEST
This, of course, is looking back at last year before everything kicked off in the Gulf and things have probably changed in the Middle East again.
Linton NightingaleGUEST
But elsewhere, similarly to the point I've made before, in Africa, you've got ports such as Timah and Lome, and they're increasingly benefiting from stronger trade links of Asia and greater carrier interest in West African markets, which has obviously had a huge boost from carriers rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope.
Linton NightingaleGUEST
What's particularly interesting is that many of these gains or volume gains appear structural rather than temporary.
Linton NightingaleGUEST
They're closely linked to the changing geography of production, search for supply chain resilience and increasing importance of transshipment locations.
John AwuniGUEST
One way, on the direct taxes they would have just paid at the port, the duties, and then on the second leg they undermine the activities of legitimate businesses.
John AwuniGUEST
Those who have brought in their goods through the Tema port, those who have brought in their goods through the Takoradi port are unable to sell because once they are able to evade taxes, then they can sell below the market price of those goods.
John AwuniGUEST
And at the end of the day, the legitimate businesses will not be able to sell to pay their, uh, their, their required taxes.
John AwuniGUEST
They will also not be able to expand in order to be able to employ.
Daryl KwakyeHOST
I'm going to try to ask you, uh, couldn't we risk, uh, issues with supply and prices if we enforce stricter border controls?
John AwuniGUEST
No. There's not gonna be any supply and then also any other repercussions.
John AwuniGUEST
The thing is that go- all the rice and whatever, rice, sugar, tinned tomatoes, spaghetti, cooking oil, all of them come through the ports, Tema or Takoradi, largely through the Tema port.
John AwuniGUEST
So if you find somebody bringing goods from Togo, mainly the key decision of the person is that they fully want to evade taxes, and that is it.