Record shipment of Ghanaian manganese

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The Ghanaian port of Takoradi has handled its biggest ever vessel, the 210,666 dwt GOLDEN SPRAY manganese ore carrier. The port had previously only handled ships up to 175,000 dwt. The vessel, which is 300m long and 49m wide, loaded 203,500t of manganese ore for shipment to China.

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