GRA blames system failure for delay in issuing receipt over passenger’s customs duty
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) says a GH¢807.68 customs duty assessed on a passenger’s luggage at the Accra International Airport was duly accounted for, following allegations of extortion involving Customs officers. In a statement dated October 9, 2026, the Authority said preliminary investigations into the incident involving Gifty Osei Bonsu found that a temporary system […]
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