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March 9, 2026
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ICUMS platform fully operational, says Ghana Link after OMC allegations

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Key Points

  • Ghana Link Network Services Ltd. has denied claims that technical issues with the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS) caused recent fuel supply disruptions.
  • The company refuted reports that ICUMS had been down since March 6, calling them "false, misleading, and wholly without basis."
  • State-owned GOIL PLC and private operator Star Oil Ghana had previously blamed ICUMS for fuel shortages at some service stations.
  • Ghana Link stated that ICUMS remained fully operational, clarifying that the actual operational challenge was linked to the National Petroleum Authority’s (NPA) Enterprise Relational Database Management System.
  • The company urged Star Oil Ghana to retract its statement and issue a public apology, warning against misinformation that could undermine confidence in a key national system.

Why This Matters

This matters for Ghana because reliable fuel supply is critical for economic activity and daily life. Misinformation regarding the operational status of key national trade and tax facilitation systems like ICUMS can erode public confidence, disrupt supply chains, and potentially lead to economic instability. Ensuring the accurate functioning and reporting of these systems is crucial for maintaining the country's economic flow.

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