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Maritime trade up 10.7% at ports across Ghana

02 July 2014

In the recently released Shipping Review of the Ghana Shippers Authority, it was announced that Tema and Takoradi Ports recorded 21.5 million tonnes of maritime trade from January to December 2013. The figure shows an increase of 10.7 per cent over the 19,489,731 tonnes handled by the two ports in 2012. The Port of Tema handled more than 77 per cent of the total trade, which amounted to about 16.7 million tonnes while the Port of Takoradi dealt with the remaining 23 per cent amounting to 4.4 million tonnes.

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