Tema Port On Expansion Mode
Logistics Update Africa|January-February 2017
What was once a fishing village has now transformed into the port of Tema Ghana’s largest, busiest and most important port, which accounts for 80 percent of the nation’s trade. And, like many ports on the continent, this one too is headed for a mega overhaul that will enhance the port’s competitiveness as a leading maritime hub in West Africa. 
Surya Kannoth
Tema Port On Expansion Mode

West Africa’s Tema Port is in a state of transformation. The $1.5 billion expansion plan underway at the port will unarguably change Ghana’s position in West Africa’s maritime industry by effecting an increase in trade flow and improvement in transportation links across West Africa.

Set within the industrial city of Tema and 30 km from the capital city of Ghana, the port’s environs serve as a logistic point for activities of Inland Clearance Depots (ICDs), warehouses, transport and haulage companies, freight forwarders, factories and related service centres.

“It has been an exciting time for the port of Tema as we build and grow to meet national and regional demand. We are part way through an exciting long term expansion plan including the construction of a 3.5 teu container terminal and logistics hub. This ambitious project will transform and modernize the port, thus ensuring that we achieve our aim of becoming a regional transhipment hub and leading West African gateway,” mentioned Jacob Adorkor, Director, Port of Tema in the Ghana Ports Handbook.

The Tema Port expansion is in response to increasing trade volumes of export goods and imports into the country as well as the growth in global economic activity.

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