The Postal and Courier Service Regulatory Commission has revoked the licences of 19 courier companies operating in the country.
The affected companies, either failed to utilize their licence, defaulted in payment of license renewal fees or were placed under liquidation.
By the revocation, the affected companies cannot undertake or engage in courier operation in any part of the country.
Samuel Kojo Intsiaba, Executive Secretary of the Commission said: “The decision follows the failure of the affected companies to comply with the conditions of licence in accordance with Section 21 of the Postal and Courier Service Regulatory Commission Act,2003( Act 649).
“The Commission reiterates its resolve to ensure strict adherence to Act 649 while protecting consumers against poor quality of service.
“The Commission is therefore remaining all courier operators to take necessary steps to regulate their operations or risk sanctions.”
The affected companies are DPS Company Limited, Eda Express Services Limited, Beacon Logistics Limited, Speedlink Cargo Services Limited, and Bridge Direct Company Limited.
The rest are ;World Express International Limited, BKB Courier (Ghana) Limited, 1st Choice Express, A-Men Express Limited, Euni-manuel Company Limited, Box Express Limited, US Ghana Express Limited, Black Star Courier Services, Inter-Global Limited and MS Ex Limited.
The others includes; Tramsco Shipping Limited, Liqure International Limited, Cross Ocean Agencies Limited and TNT Express Worldwide.
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