The study was conducted to examine the effect of corporate governance on environmental sustainability in the upstream oil and gas sector in Ghana. The target population included those in top management, senior staff and ...

Globally petroleum fiscal regime defines the extent to which the host government and the prospective investor can apportion risks and share project rewards. Ghana’s petroleum industry has become an attractive place for ...

This study sought to examine the impact of COVID-19 on Oil Marketing Companies in the Ga West Municipality of the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. The study employed the mixed method approach as the main research approach, ...

ABSTRACT The study examined the effect of servant leadership on socially responsible behaviour among workers in oil marketing companies [OMCs] and controlled for the mediating effect of perceived CSR as well as the ...

ABSTRACT The study sought to provide insights into the effect of Atuabo Gas Processing Plant (GPP) on the environment and community livelihoods of some selected communities in the Ellembelle District. Using a quantitative ...

Accidents have been identified as one of the most pressing social challenges in recent years. Even as the oil and gas industry is seen as one of the lucrative sectors in Ghana, the repercussions of interruptions in the ...

The disparity in the representation women in oil and gas industry has been found to slow down women development, affects economic growth in resource-rich developing countries and induces poverty as well. Too often however, ...

ABSTRACT The main aim of the study was to assess the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices engaged in the oil and gas industry in Ghana. The study employed the embedded mixed methods research approach in ...

The oil and gas industry is deemed as one of the most risky sectors globally, posing several health and safety hazards to employees in their line of duty. This study therefore examined the health and safety practices, ...

Elections in Ghana since 1992 have been associated with increasing features of political vigilantism which are driven by structural factors such as mistrust unemployment, and winner-takes-all (WTA) syndrome. This study ...