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The Port of Terna will be closed to traffic from 0600 hours on Christmas Day Wednesday, 25th December, 2019 to 0600 hours Thursday 26th December, 2019.
The Port of Takoradi will be closed to traffic from 0600hrs on Wednesday 25^th December, 2019 to 0600hrs on Thursday 26th December, 2019.

Consequently, there shall be no vessel movement (berthing, sailing, and shifting) or cargo handling in the Port during the specified period except in an emergency.

Resumption of vessel movements and Stevedoring operations will commence at 0600 and 0700 hours respectively on Thursday 26th December 2019.

Cargo clearance and delivery operations will however resume on Friday, 27th December, 2019.

All licensed Port Operations whose office or facilities are located within and around the Port are advised to ensure the ADEQUATE SAFETY, FIRE PREVENTION/ PROTECTION AND SECURITY MEASURES are maintained during period.

All air conditioners and electrical gadgets not in use must be switched off,
Tema – Frequent Fire Patrols will be carried out by Firemen on duty.
Takoradi – Frequent fire patrols / rounds MUST be carried out by standby men on duty

Appropriate permits, such as HOT WORKS should be obtained prior to commencement of any work from the Harbour Master’s outfit and monitored by the Port Fire and Safety Department.

We wish you Peaceful Christmas holidays as we count on your usual cooperation.

Yours faithfully

FOR GHANA PORTS & HARBOURS AUTHORITY
CAP . CHRISTIAN YEBOAH-ASANTE Harbour Master Tema
CAP. JAMES R QUAYSON Harbour Master & PFSO Takoradi

GPHA – Christmas Holiday Hours Port of Tema
GPHA – Christmas Holiday Hours Port of Takoradi

For more information please contact OMA Ghana

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We were delighted to handle the first batch of containers from regular clients, the container photographed below is from long term client CFR Freight and was the first to be handled as the ribbon was cut!

This dedicated facility is situated in a secure area with excellent access – just 10 minutes (4km) from Tema port with good connections to Accra (26km from Kotoka International Airport). Our warehouse operators are fully trained to meet the highest HSSE (Health Safety Security & Environment) standards and are ISO certified.

The warehouse offers a total of:
Indoor space : 1340 m2 of bonded, 700 m2 of non-bonded
Outdoor space : 5000 m2 of bonded, 3000 m2 of non-bonded

OMA  can now offer smart warehouse solutions at an additional cost to allow full stock management and delivery services matched to customers requirements.  Other services include:

• Storage solutions for per pallet / per day goods
• Re-bagging, re-packaging and palletising services
• Delivery & distribution services

We are able to support all companies operating in Ghana with specific focus on  FMCG, supply chain logistics, electronics, pharmaceuticals, spare parts, retail, consignment stock and LCL cargoes.

We also offer managed solutions on behalf of clients for: bulk cargoes, project shipments and general goods storage.

Contact OMA Ghana Logistics for more information

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MACN and its members promote good corporate practice in the maritime industry for tackling bribes, facilitation payments and other forms of corruption. MACN collaborates with key stakeholders, including governments and international organizations, such as the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), to identify and mitigate the root causes of corruption in the maritime industry.

Neale Proctor, OMA Group Commercial Director  commented:
“Through our presence and experience in West Africa, we hope to contribute constructively and positively, as part of MACN’s mission to promote good corporate practice in the maritime industry. Being part of this initiative not only gives us the opportunity to share challenges and solutions with like-minded and committed organisations, but it also gives us comfort in knowing that we are part of a mindset keen to develop our strategically important industry, which lies at the heart of global trade.”

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