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Mozambique – Maputo :
On Friday 3rd Sept. 11:30 rumors of new riots rose and it has been decided (all shipping agencies and FFws) to close the office until 06/09/2010. General Cargo Vessel have stopped operations. Container vessels have started back operation this morning (03/09/2010) and a minimum service will be provided over the week-end.
 
End of Ramadan :
Approximately 10 , 11, 12 September.


31-32 quai de Dion-Bouton
92811 Puteaux Cedex
Phone: (33) 1 46 96 42 84
Fax:     (33) 1 46 96 40 96
Mail : afritramp@bollore.com
 
 
31-32 quai de Dion-Bouton
92811 Puteaux Cedex
Phone : (33) 1 46 96 42 84
Fax : (33) 1 46 96 40 96
Mail : afritramp@bollore.com
Ports description
 
 
Angola  

Luanda port map

Luanda port facilities

Lobito port information

Lobito port facilities

Namibe port information

Namibe port facilities

Cabinda port information

Cabinda port facilities

Soyo port information

Soyo port facilities

> Luanda port map

 Map reference number and Description

Length (m)

Draught (m)

1

General cargo (Multiterminal) (7 berths)

900

10

2

Multipurpose (Unicargas) (3 berths)

536

10

3

Container terminal (CT2) (3 berths)

550

10.5 - 12.5

4

Oil base (6 berths)

722

12.5

Draught is calculated on high tide. Water density : 1.025 / Discharging on direct delivery basis / No storage facilities / ISPS : Level 1 / Weather : Rainy season : November to April. / State owned stevedoring & Private stevedoring. / Port position : 08.48S - 13.15E / 

Port limits : For a vessel to be considered as "arrived vessel", she should be anchored in the bay past a line drawn between the Ilha lighthouse and across the bay to Fort San Pedro.

Pilotage : Pilots are provided by “EPIBAL”. 72 / 48 / 24 / 12 hours notices of arrival are to be addressed to the Vessel Agents, plus message of arrival at least 6 hours prior arrival must be received during normal office hours (07.00 - 17.00 hrs). Luanda Pilot standing-by on VHF channel 08 and 16. Pilot launch goes out from the port.  Pilotage is not required for anchoring in the bay. Pilotage is compulsory for berthing / unberthing movements for all vessels a GRT > 250 tons.

Anchorage : Luanda Bay offers safe , sheltered anchorage at all times of the year. Good holding ground - sand/mud . No draft restrictions.

Towage : Two 2,200 HP tugs are available and operated by “EPINOSUL”. Use of tugs is compulsory for berthing and unberthing.
 
Berthing : Ships taken in strict rotation of arrival for berthing (“first come, first served”), pilot usually boards at the entrance of the bay, around position 08 degrees 44.8’ South and 013 degrees 16.8’ East Maximum draft allowed for berthing 10.0 m, usually no congestion.  Berthing can only take place during daylight hours, from 06.00 hrs to around 20.00 hrs, except supply/crew boats (at Sonils Base) and passengers ships. Passenger vessels, ferry boats, reefer vessels and humanitarian aid are granted priority berthing.

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 > Luanda port facilities

>> Storage facilities

Bonded warehouses

None

Container storage area :
- TC2 (terminal contenedores 2)
- UNICARGAS


120,000 sqm
140,000 sqm

General cargo storage yard :
- Multiterminais (commercial) : covered space
- Multiterminais (commercial) : open air space
- Oilfield related cargo : open air space


60,000 sqm
120,000 sqm
150,000 sqm

Plugs for reefer containers :
- TC2 (terminal contenedores 2)
- UNICARGAS


300
120

Free storage zone for cargo in transit

No special zones

 >> Stevedoring equipment

 

Quantity

Capacity

Gantry cranes

None

 
Shore cranes

2

10 MT

Super stakers

10

40 MT

Forklifts

Various

 Various

Mobile cranes

Various

15 - 120 MT

 >> Other facilities

 

Yes/no

Bunkering

Yes  (by tank truck)

Water

Yes  (by tank truck)

Slops

Yes  (by tank truck)

Shipchlandler

Yes

Shipyard :
- 2 small slipways for fishing
- boats and small coasters
1 floating drydock up to 6,000 DWT

Yes

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  > Lobito port information

 Map reference number and Description

Length (m)

Draught (m)

 

North dock (all cargo)

480

10

 

South dock (all cargo)

552

12

 

Coasting dock (fishing vessels)

92

4

 

Sonamet (oil base)

120

9

Tide variation : 1.8 max  /  Lobito port entrance Depth 12.5 m.  / Length of channel : 0.6 miles  / Draught is calculated on level 0. / Water density : 1.024 / ISPS : Level 1 / Weather : Rainy season : November to April. / Stevedoring : Owned and performed by Port Authority.

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> Lobito port facilities

>> Storage facilities

15 bonded  warehouses


for 100,000 T

AMI storage (about 500 mts from the port)

4,500 sqm (in which 1,400 sqm of wharehouse)

Silos (at quay 2)

25,000 T

>> Stevedoring equipement

 

Quantity

Capacity

Cranes

5

 50 T - 50 T

Shore cranes

2

up to 22 T

Mobile crane

1

up to 150 T

Floating crane

1

up to 100 T

Reach stackers Khalmmar

3

20' and 40' cnts

Reach stackers Liebher

1

20' and 40' cnts

Forklifts Hyster

3

20' and 40' cnts

Forklifts Hyster

2

empty 20'

Forklifts Hyster

1

empty 40'

Trucks and trailers

4

 
Tractors and trailers

2

 
Tugs

2

2,500 HP - 4,500 HP

 >> Other facilities

 

Yes/no

Bunkering

Yes
(by pipeline from bunker handling facility in Lobito bay)

Water

Yes
 (available both at quay and by barge up to 35 MT) 

Slops

Yes

Shipchandler

No

Shipyard

No

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> Namibe port information

 Map reference number and Description

Length (m)

Draught (m)

 

Namibe Port (General Cargo, bagged)

450

10

 

Saco port (Bunkers, loading iron ore only)

320

16

Maximum draft permitted alongside : low tide ; 9.05 m, high tide 10.05 m (only on quay 3) / Berth/unberth permitted irrespective of daylight : The pilot can bring the vessels alongside from 06:30 to 17:45 pm, now the Unberth can be made from 06:30 to 24:00.Water density : 1.0254/ ISPS : Level 1 / Weather : dry season from mid-May to mid-August. / State owned stevedoring.

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 > Namibe port facilities

 >> Storage facilities

Container storage area


7,200 sqm
(about 2,500 to 3,500 containers full and empties)


>> Stevedoring equipment

 

Quantity

Capacity

Cranes

5

 50 T - 50 T

Loaders

4

 
Forklifts

5

for empty containers (20' and 40')

Forklift

2

for full containers (20' and 40')

Forklift

1

for blocks of granite with 45 T

Spreaders

4

20' - 40'

Spreader

1

for bulk cargo like ciment

Trailers

3

 
Tug

1

 
Shore cranes  

Not avalaible to discharge heavy cargo like containers, they can lift only 5 T - 7 T

 >> Other facilities

 

Yes/no

Bunkering

FO : Yes - DO : No

Water

No

Slops

No

Shipchandler

No

Shipyard

No

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> Cabinda port information

 Map reference number and Description

Length (m)

Draught (m)

 

Cabinda Port (General Cargo, baagged)

125

4 (low tide)

Draft reduced to 3 m. alongside due to silting through dredging in progress  /  Discharging at anchorage on to 3 pontoons of 400 tons towed by 2 tugboats of 700 HP each / Water density : 1.025 / ISPS : Level 1 / Weather conditions : Rainy season mid-October to end-April. / Private stevedoring.

Terminals : Futila, Kuito, Nemba, Takula and Malongo are operated from Cabinda.

Malongo jetty located 24 km north of Cabinda : When cargo is for Cabinda Gulf Oil Company, the vessel must be moved closer to Malongo where the oil companies have their own berth for discharge of various cargo into barges / Supply boats.

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 > Cabinda port facilities

>> Stevedoring equipment

 

Quantity

Capacity

Tug

1

2,000 HP

Mobile cranes

3

 40 T - 60 T

Self propelled barges

2

 16 teus

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 >> Other facilities

 

Yes/no

Bunkering

No

Water

Yes

Slops

No

Shipchandler

Yes

Shipyard

No

Rainy season : mid-August  to mid-May

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>> Soyo port information

 Map reference number and Description

Length (m)

Draught (m)

 

Main Quay (previous name DLH Quay)

220

7.3

 

Texaco (W) Quay

91.5

7.3

  ALNG quay North (Roro vessels)    
  Commercial Quay

200

7.3

  Texaco (E) Quay

73

7.3

Crude Terminals : Girassol, Dalia, Lombo, Palanca, Kizomba and Xicomba oil terminals are operated from Soyo.
Channel Pululu with 12 lighted buoys and capacity for major vessels, no tugs or pilot available / Draugth is calculated at low water / Maxi draught is 7.8 m but channel to be dredged twice a year to maintain this level / Lifting capacity up to 200 tons / Water density : 1.008/1.012 / ISPS : Level 1 / Weather conditions with moderate winds / The commercial quay is under of the Port of Soyo / Private Stevedoring.

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> Soyo port facilities

>> Stevedoring equipment

 

Quantity

Capacity

Cranes

5

 50 T - 50 T

Loaders

4

 
Forklifts

6

 
Trailers

3

 
Tugs

3

 

 >> Other facilities

 

Yes/no

Bunkering

No

Water

No

Slops

Yes

Shipchandler

No

Shipyard

No

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