ACCRA (Reuters) - Ghana has taken legal action under a U.N. convention to resolve a maritime border dispute with Ivory Coast over water close to oil fields licensed by British firm Tullow Oil.
Ghanaian Attorney General Marrieta Brew Appiah-Oppong said oil companies could continue to operate during the arbitration process, which could take up to three years.
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