The country’s oil production is likely to face some threats if measures are not put in place to review some laws guiding the industry, the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) has revealed in an assessment report on 10 years petroleum revenue management in Ghana. This could impact on both local and international activities. Some of the concerns that could cause the industry includes the growing discussion of energy transition and the impact of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) on local content legislation, a situation that has already begun affecting revenue generation from the sector. This the report highlighted its review in order to cater for the AfCFTA. Read also: World Bank injects GH¢28m into SME operations Speaking at the launch of the report, Chairman of PIAC, Professor Kwame Adom Frimpong called on stakeholders to intervene as soon as possible with some reviews to both policies and regulations in the petroleum upstream sector. We shouldn’t fo...