2012
THE PORT OF MOMBASA ANNUAL REVIEW AND BULLETIN OF STATISTICS 2012
GATEWAY TO EAST & CENTRAL AFRICA
ANNUAL REVIEW AND BULLETIN OF STATISTICS 2012
KENYA PORTS AUTHORITY
ANNUAL REVIEW AND BULLETIN OF STATISTICS
2012
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Office of the Managing Director Kenya Ports Authority Mombasa February 2013 ANNUAL REVIEW AND BULLETIN OF STATISTICS 2012
CONTENTS Vision, Mission and Core Values.................................................................................................................................................................... Notes and Definitions....................................................................................................................................................................................... Foreword............................................................................................................................................................................................................... Overview............................................................................................................................................................................................................... PORT PERFORMANCE................................................................................................................................................ Port Performance: 2008 - 2012 (Table 1)................................................................................................................................................... Port Throughput: 2012 (Chart 1).................................................................................................................................................................. Port Throughput: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 2)..................................................................................................................................................... Cargo Profile: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 3)............................................................................................................................................................. Principal Export Commodities: 2008 - 2012 (Table 2)........................................................................................................................... Principal Import Commodities: 2008 - 2012 (Table 3).......................................................................................................................... Ten Export Commodities: 2012 (Chart 4).................................................................................................................................................. Top Ten Import Commodities: 2012 (Chart 5)......................................................................................................................................... Destination of Exports: 2012 (Chart 6)....................................................................................................................................................... Origin of Imports: 2012 (Chart 7).................................................................................................................................................................. Top Twenty Export Trading Partners: 2012 (Chart 8)............................................................................................................................. Top Twenty Import Trading Partners: 2012 (Chart 9)............................................................................................................................ Number of Motor Vehicles Discharged: 2008 - 2012 (Table 4).......................................................................................................... Container Traffic: 2008 - 2012 (Table 5)...................................................................................................................................................... Container Traffic: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 10)................................................................................................................................................... Transit Traffic: 2012 (Table 6).......................................................................................................................................................................... Transit Market: 2012 (Chart 11)..................................................................................................................................................................... Vessel Performance at Mombasa Container Terminal: 2012 (Table 7)............................................................................................ Vessel Performance at Mombasa Container Terminal: 2012 (Chart 12).......................................................................................... Vessel Calls and the Average Port Days per Ship: 2012 (Table 8)...................................................................................................... Analysis of Ships Waiting Time: 2008 - 2012 (Table 9).......................................................................................................................... Average Waiting Days per Ship: 2008 - 2012 (Table 10)....................................................................................................................... Average Waiting Days per Ship: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 13)....................................................................................................................... Berth Occupancy (%): General Cargo Berths: 2008 - 2012 (Table 11)............................................................................................. Berth Occupancy (%): General Cargo Berths: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 14)............................................................................................. Berth Occupancy (%): Mombasa Container Terminal: 2008 - 2012 (Table 12)............................................................................. Berth Occupancy (%): Mombasa Container Terminal: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 15)............................................................................. Berth Occupancy (%): Shimanzi Oil Terminal: 2008 - 2012 (Table 13)............................................................................................ Berth Occupancy (%): Shimanzi Oil Terminal: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 16)............................................................................................ Berth Occupancy (%): Kipevu Oil Terminal: 2008 - 2012 (Table 14)................................................................................................ Berth Occupancy (%): Kipevu Oil Terminal: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 17)................................................................................................ Berth Occupancy (%): Mbaraki Wharf: 2008 - 2012 (Table 15).......................................................................................................... Berth Occupancy (%): Mbaraki Wharf: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 18).......................................................................................................... Number of Ships Worked: 2008 - 2012: (Table 16)................................................................................................................................. Average Tonnage of Dry Cargo Handled per Ship Working Day: 2008 - 2012 (Table 17)........................................................ Average Tonnage of Dry Cargo per Gang Shift: 2008 - 2012: (Table 18)........................................................................................ Average Equipment Reliability (%): 2012 (Chart 19)............................................................................................................................. Nairobi Inland Container Depot Traffic : 2008 - 2012 (Table 19)..................................................................................................... Kisumu Inland Container Depot Traffic: 2008 - 2012 (Table 20)........................................................................................................ Cruise Traffic: 2008 - 2012 (Table 21)........................................................................................................................................................... Number of Cruise Vessels: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 20).................................................................................................................................. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE...................................................................................................................................... Balance Sheet as at 30th June: 2007/08 - 2011/12 (Table 22)............................................................................................................ Profit and Loss Statement (Kshs. M): 2006/07 - 2010/11 (Chart 21)................................................................................................. PORT FACILITIES........................................................................................................................................................ Berths and Jetties: 2012 (Table 23).............................................................................................................................................................. Sheds/Stacking Grounds: 2012 (Table 24)................................................................................................................................................ Equipment: 2012 (Table 25)........................................................................................................................................................................... Floating Crafts in Service: 2012 (Table 26)................................................................................................................................................ Availability of Aids to Navigation: 2008 - 2012 (Table 27)................................................................................................................... Availability of Aids to Navigation: 2008 - 2012 (Chart 22)................................................................................................................... Aids to Navigation and Lights: 2012 (Table 28)...................................................................................................................................... QUALITY POLICY STATEMENT..............................................................................................................................................
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VISION, MISSION & CORE VALUES
VISION World class seaports of choice.
MISSION To facilitate and promote global maritime trade through the provision of competitive port services.
CORE VALUES Customer Focus: Service excellence is key to our operations and we endeavour to exceed customer expectations. Integrity: We uphold fairness, honesty, professionalism and transparency in all our undertakings. Teamwork: We embrace team spirit in all that we do. We Care: We care for our staff, the communities around us and are sensitive to the environment.
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NOTES & DEFINATIONS
WEIGHT:
Unless otherwise stated, all tonnages are in deadweight tons
Ton – Metric of 1000 Kg
DWT – Deadweight tons
SYMBOL:
“-” means NIL or negligible
“T/MENT” means Transhipment
“TEUs” means Twenty- Foot Equivalent Units POL means Petroleum Oil and Lubricants GRT means Gross Registered Tonnage
LOA means Length Overall
SOT means Shimanzi Oil Terminal
KOT means Kipevu Oil Terminal
NOTE:
1. Unless otherwise stated, the tables in this bulletin refer to the Port of Mombasa 2. For ease of clarity, figures in some tables are where applicable, rounded to the
nearest (‘000’)
H.E Hon. Mwai Kibaki, the President of the Republic of Kenya, launching the construction of the Second Container Terminal.
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FOREWORD
I
am pleased to present the Annual Review and Bulletin of Statistics for the year 2012. The main objective of this bulletin has always been to detail port performance, highlight port operations and serve as a source of information to port users, institutions, government and other stakeholders. Against a backdrop of challenges posed by the global economic volatility of 2011, stability is slowly returning in the domestic market with an inflation rate declining from 19.7 per cent in November, 2011 to 3.2 per cent in December 2012. This follows coordinated monetary and fiscal policy actions taken by the Government to contain inflation and exchange rate pressures. The total throughput registered appreciable growth of 9.9 per cent, recording 21.92 million tons in 2012 from 19.95 million tons in 2011. Imports grew by 10.6 per cent, posting 18.73 million tons in 2012 from 16.9 million tons in 2011 while exports increased by 9.2 percent, recording 3.05 million tons in 2012 from 2.79 million tons in 2011. Container traffic increased by 17.2 percent, rising to 903,463 Twenty-Foot Equivalents (TEUs) in 2012 from 770,804 TEUs handled in 2011. Transit traffic realized a notable growth of 18.4 per cent, recording 6.63 million ton in 2012 from 5.60 million tons in 2011. During the year, strategic investments and progress was made towards achieving our vision, “world class seaports of choice�. Milestone projects undertaken to improve efficiency and service delivery, include completion of dredging, development of berth No. 19, and the initiation of the development of the Second Container Terminal. The Authority took delivery of eight (8) new Reachstakers, to add to the current twelve (12) and increased handling capacity to twenty (20) in an effort to boost the cargo handling capacity of our terminals. This will go a long way in ensuring increased operational efficiency. In addition, 27 new state of the art terminal tractors were received to enhance productivity at the container terminal, more so at the time when the port is receiving post panamax vessels and the increasing number of containers being handled at the terminal. The completion of the dredging project in 2012 has seen the port reap its benefits which has created platform for bigger vessels to berth at the Port of Mombasa. The longest ever container and RORO vessels to dock in Mombasa port; Msc TIA and JOLLEY PERLA respectively made their calls in 2012. The Msc TIA is 261 meters long with a draft of 12.3 meters which discharged and loaded
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OVERVIEW
approximately 5,000 TEUs, slightly more than three the normal load. The development of second Container Terminal is a dream-come-true. The existing container terminal which was designed to handle throughput of 250,000 TEUs per annum has since surpassed its capacity as evidenced by the fact that in 2012 a total of 903,463 TEUs were handled in the Port Mombasa. Similarly, the development of berth No. 19, will give a combined quay length of 840 meters from berth 16-19 and an additional stacking capacity of 200,000 TEUs per annum. It is envisaged that the project will see the port through to the medium term. On behalf of KPA fraternity, I sincerely thank all our esteemed customers, government agencies, business partners and stakeholders for their continued support and cooperation. We wish you a fruitful and successful 2013.
Gichiri Ndua, MBS MANAGING DIRECTOR
H.E Hon. Mwai Kibaki The President of Republic of Kenya being briefed on the on-going civil works on the construction of berth no 19 by the Minister of Transport Hon Amos Kimunya accompanied by Cabinet Ministers, senior Government officials and KPA Board of Directors.
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OVERVIEW
T
he Annual Review and Bulletin of Port Statistics provides crucial information on various aspects of port performance to key stakeholders. Accordingly, deliberate efforts have been made to analyse data in standard formats for easy of appreciation and reference by users. As in the past editions, the consistency of providing information to cover five years has been maintained to provide trend more clearly. The Bulletin provides comprehensive statistical information on key port performance indicators namely; ship turnaround time, berth occupancy, tonnage handled, labor productivity as well as equipment availability and utilization. In addition to port operation performance, information relating to market profile, Inland Container Depots, financial performance and marine equipment are also provided. The information contained herein enables all stakeholders to analyze resource utilization and accompanying productivities. The bulletin provides an overview of the total cargo throughput that includes imports and exports comprising containerized cargo, conventional cargo, dry bulk and liquid bulk. Container traffic (TEUs), total vessel calls and total transit are also inclusive. In the five years period, significant growth has been witnessed in all the categories of traffic. Total cargo throughput recorded an average growth rate of 7.5 per cent over the five year period, rising from 16.42 million tons in 2008 to 21.92 million tons in 2012. Container traffic registered an average growth of 10.1 per cent in the five year period, from 615,733 TEUs in 2008 to 903,463 TEU in 2012. Transit traffic posed an average growth rate of 7.9 per cent during the five year under review, from 4.87 million tons in 2008 to 6.63 million tons in 2012. Finally, I wish to take this opportunity to acknowledge with appreciation, the co-operation, contributions and team spirit by all staff that were involved in making timely publication of this edition.
Justus Nyarandi GENERAL MANAGER - CORPORATE SERVICES
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 1: PORT PERFORMANCE: 2008 – 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
3,959 1,020 2,891 5,441 13,311 4,471
4,086 1,349 4,641 6,431 16,507 4,612
4,591 1,397 3,827 6,386 16,201 5,004
5,226 1,298 3,807 6,607 16,938 5,166
5,954 1,302 4,811 6,665 18,732 6,201
1,996 299 200 190 2,685 404
1,952 269 62 167 2,450 368
2,218 192 70 95 2,575 377
2,337 171 122 158 2,788 430
2,626 153 106 160 3,045 425
15,996 419 16,415 615,733 1,686
18,957 105 19,062 618,816 1,748
18,776 158 18,934 695,600 1,579
19,726 227 19,953 770,804 1,684
21,777 143 21,920 903,463 1,763
IMPORTS (‘000’ DWT) Containerized Cargo Conventional Cargo Dry Bulk Liquid Bulk TOTAL of which Transit In EXPORTS (‘000’ DWT) Containerized Cargo Conventional Cargo Dry Bulk Liquid Bulk TOTAL of which Transit Out TOTAL IMPORTS & EXPORTS Transhipment (‘000’ DWT) TOTAL THROUGHPUT (‘000’ DWT) Container Traffic (TEU) Total Vessel Calls (No.)
Chart 1: PORT THROUGHPUT: 2012
13.9%
0.7%
Imports Exports Transhipment
85.4%
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Chart 2: PORT THROUGHPUT (‘M’ DWT): 2008 - 2012
20.0 18.0 16.0 14.0 12.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Imports
13.3
16.5
16.2
16.9
18.7
Exports
2.7
2.5
2.6
2.8
3.0
Transhipment
0.4
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.1
Chart 3: CARGO PROFILE (‘000’ DWT): 2008 - 2012
9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 Containerized Cargo
2008 6,374
2009 6,143
2010 6,967
2011 7,790
Liquid Bulk
5,631
6,598
6,481
6,765
6,825
Dry Bulk
3,091
4,703
3,897
3,929
4,917
Conventional Cargo
1,319
1,618
1,589
1,469
1,455
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2012 8,723
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 2: PRINCIPAL EXPORT COMMODITIES: 2008 - 2012 COMMODITIES
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Tea
421
371
468
433
450
Soda Ash
549
121
391
444
372
Coffee
272
234
199
230
210
Maize
18
17
26
4
-
Fish & Crustacean
28
21
22
17
23
Tobacco & Cigarettes
34
33
38
37
33
Beans, Peas, Pulses
15
17
36
13
27
Iron & Steel
24
15
15
9
5
Cloths
23
18
18
19
21
Oil Seeds
32
59
20
16
15
7
14
6
7
4
20
18
29
20
26
Sisal
5
5
-
-
-
Cement in Bags
2
5
-
-
-
Cashew Nuts
8
4
2
1
1
Rice
2
2
2
11
10
58
43
83
90
71
426
446
422
624
604
1,944
1,443
1,777
1,975
1,872
Soda Ash in Bulk
74
56
-
15
-
Cement in Bulk
10
-
-
-
-
101
6
31
107
106
15
-
39
-
-
TOTAL DRY BULK
200
62
70
122
106
Bulk Oils
122
99
44
95
98
Bunkers
68
68
51
63
62
190
167
95
158
160
2,334
1,672
1,942
2,255
2,138
Cotton Hides & Skins
Tinned Fruits, Vegetables & Juices Others TOTAL GENERAL CARGO
Flourspar Other Dry Bulk
TOTAL LIQUID BULK GRAND TOTAL
NOTE: Tonnages shown here are for documented cargo and do not necessarily tally with cargo actually handled as shown in Table 1
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 3: PRINCIPAL IMPORT COMMODITIES: 2008 – 2012 COMMODITIES
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Iron & Steel
595
780
826
833
854
Rice
275
387
285
298
340
Sugar
320
281
279
140
102
Chemicals & Insecticides
237
218
244
213
200
Plastic
313
402
454
265
218
M/Vehicles & Lorries
334
296
283
293
332
Paper & Paper Products
208
296
336
265
196
Cereal Flour
143
177
153
91
41
Fertilizer
71
71
59
110
52
Clothing
105
35
105
71
40
Ceramic
143
145
251
246
125
Edible Vegetables
42
45
22
26
30
Vehicle Tyres & Spares
48
30
39
30
11
Tallow & Oil in Cases & Drums
27
33
17
16
15
Malt
30
33
22
9
1
Maize in Bags
15
42
18
50
32
Wheat in Bags
1
6
6
13
7
Agric. & Other Machinery
4
18
4
8
6
Other Cereals in Bags
6
4
5
8
22
Others
2,508
2,873
3,105
4,337
5,433
TOTAL GENERAL CARGO
5,425
6,172
6,513
7,322
8,057
737
1,074
1,287
1,443
1,559
1,013
1,135
1,428
1,368
2,268
Fertilizer in Bulk
236
388
366
380
336
Coal
174
162
236
346
291
Other Cereals in Bulk
257
103
30
58
104
Maize in Bulk
171
1,561
196
107
33
Others
304
218
284
105
220
TOTAL DRY BULK
2,892
4,641
3,827
3,807
4,811
P.O.L
4,889
5,671
5,553
5,783
5,898
552
760
833
824
767
5,441
6,431
6,386
6,607
6,665
13,758
17,244
16,726
17,736
19,533
Wheat in Bulk Clinker
Other Liquid Bulk TOTAL LIQUID BULK GRAND TOTAL
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Chart 4: TOP TEN EXPORT COMMODITIES (‘000’ DWT): 2012
450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0
Hides & Skins
Beans, Peas, Pulses
Tobacco & Cigarettes
Bunkers
26
27
33
62
2012
Tinned Fruits, Vegetables & Juices 71
Bulk Oils
Flourspar
Coffee
Soda Ash
Tea
98
106
210
372
450
Wheat
Clinker
P.O.L
1,566
2,268
5,898
Chart 5: TOP TEN IMPORT COMMODITIES (‘000’ DWT): 2012
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0 2012
5
Plastic
Coal
218
291
M/Vehicles & Lorries 332
Rice
Fertilizer
340
388
Other Liquid Bulk 767
Iron & Steel 854
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Chart 6: DESTINATION OF EXPORTS (‘000’ DWT) : 2012
Chart 7: ORIGIN OF IMPORTS (‘000’ DWT): 2012
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Chart 8: MAJOR EXPORT TRADING PARTNERS (‘000’ DWT): 2012 318
INDIA
179
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
166
PAKISTAN
110
GREAT BRITAIN
95
CHINA
92
ITALY
89
EGYPT
76
SUDAN THAILAND
75
NETHERLANDS
73
SINGAPORE
68
KENYA
66 62
BANGLADESH UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
50
SWITZERLAND
50 47
GERMANY
44
TANZANIA
38
SAUDI ARABIA
29
BELGIUM
29
SPAIN
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
(DWT'000')
Chart 9: MAJOR IMPORT TRADING PARTNERS (‘000’ DWT): 2012 UTD.ARAB EMIRATES
3,519
INDIA
2,720
CHINA
1,976
SOUTH AFRICA
1,088
SAUDI ARABIA
1,011
OMAN
887
INDONESIA
751
UKRAINE
664
JAPAN
551
ARGENTINA
489
THAILAND
381
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
357
PAKISTAN
350
BAHRAIN
332
KUWAIT
315
MOZAMBIQUE
292
RUSSIAN FED.
281
SINGAPORE
278
EGYPT
257
VIETNAM
250 0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
(DWT'000')
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 4: NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES DISCHARGED: 2008 - 2012 COMMODITIES
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
4,935
5,288
4,848
3,753
4,691
February
4,607
4,204
5,656
5,062
5,698
March
5,478
7,311
8,802
8,500
11,193
April
8,297
9,120
9,078
8,769
10,806
May
5,542
9,547
9,089
11,753
13,166
June
9,505
8,386
8,655
10,222
10,674
July
7,227
7,706
10,063
10,404
9,795
August
9,506
8,426
10,262
9,712
9,944
September
6,002
8,010
9,238
6,103
9,408
October
8,182
7,440
8,885
9,859
10,845
November
9,018
7,038
11,028
10,427
9,246
December
8,985
13,322
15,507
10,484
14,802
87,284
95,798
95,604
105,048
120,268
TOTAL
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 5: CONTAINER TRAFFIC: 2008- 2012 STATUS Full
Empty
IMPORTS
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
292,308
301,460
338,842
385,879
441,067
5,080
6,387
6,472
6,768
3,705
297,388
307,847
345,314
392,647
444,772
Full
102,914
95,842
110,314
115,303
120,712
Empty
180,976
205,611
225,380
242,927
325,912
283,890
301,453
335,694
358,230
446,624
30,262
7,407
11,072
16,107
10,553
4,193
2,109
3,520
3,820
1,514
34,455
9,516
14,592
19,927
12,067
Full
425,484
404,709
460,228
517,289
572,332
Empty
190,249
214,107
235,372
253,515
331,131
615,733
618,816
695,600
770,804
903,463
EXPORTS
Full Empty
TRANSHIPMENT TOTAL
Chart 10: CONTAINER TRAFFIC (‘000’ TEU): 2008 - 2012
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 6: TRANSIT TRAFFIC: 2008 – 2012
UGANDA
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
Imports
3,374,169
3,686,862
3,942,242
4,028,361
4,499,302
Exports
327,086
293,532
290,492
347,314
346,193
3,701,255
3,980,394
4,232,735
4,375,675
4,845,495
Imports
236,166
231,188
168,489
150,516
168,006
Exports
14,639
21,689
10,796
10,441
18,163
250,805
252,877
179,285
160,957
186,169
Imports
55,488
19,093
5,785
1,201
38,917
Exports
1,267
1,022
1,204
688
243
56,755
20,115
6,989
1,889
39,160
Imports
276,617
236,087
275,559
216,306
247,730
Exports
16,884
14,472
12,564
9,787
12,508
Total
293,501
250,559
288,124
226,093
260,238
Imports
220,105
155,691
190,468
375,897
736,266
Exports
3,176
11,662
32,999
41,135
30,390
Total
223,281
167,352
223,467
417,032
766,656
Imports
264,248
263,110
401,703
339,287
464,989
Exports
40,153
25,586
28,714
16,004
17,369
304,401
288,696
430,417
355,291
482,358
Imports
43,157
16,446
5,219
29,329
16,359
Exports
19
342
-
-
53
43,176
16,788
5,219
29,329
16,412
Imports
605
3,970
14,811
24,901
29,115
Exports
499
29
708
5,000
39
1,104
3,999
15,519
29,901
29,154
Imports
4,470,554
4,612,446
5,004,278
5,165,797
6,200,683
Exports
403,704
368,334
377,477
430,369
424,958
4,874,258
4,980,780
5,381,754
5,596,166
6,625,641
Total TANZANIA
Total BURUNDI
Total RWANDA
SUDAN
D. R. CONGO
Total SOMALIA
Total OTHERS
Total TOTAL
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Chart 11: TRANSIT MARKET: 2012
7.3% 2.8%
UGANDA
3.9% 11.6%
D.R. CONGO TANZANIA RWANDA
0.6%
SUDAN BURUNDI SOMALIA
0.2%
73.1%
OTHERS
0.4%
Ships being served at Mombasa Container Terminal
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 7: VESSEL PERFORMANCE AT MOMBASA CONTAINER TERMINAL: 2012 NO. OF SHIPS
TOTAL MOVES
PERFORMANCE/24HRS NET GROSS
TEUS
January
15
17,794
23,490
268.2
274.5
February
16
21,441
28,275
352.8
379.8
March
12
26,453
33,761
443.5
457.8
April
14
23,157
29,418
393.0
402.9
May
13
22,579
29,588
408.8
437.3
June
14
23,910
30,599
450.6
473.6
July
16
24,453
31,925
399.4
402.6
August
18
26,860
34,151
396.0
411.9
September
16
26,133
34,969
505.8
525.6
October
22
32,937
44,202
547.0
566.7
November
20
27,360
36,145
481.4
496.3
December
21
27,200
35,695
416.8
435.0
197
300,277
392,218
418.8
435.1
TOTAL
Chart 12: VESSEL PERFOMANCE AT MOMBASA CONTAINER TERMINAL (Avg Moves/24 hrs): 2012
600.0
500.0
400.0
300.0
200.0
100.0
0.0
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
GROSS
268.2
352.8
443.5
393.0
408.8
450.6
399.4
396.0
505.8
547.0
481.4
416.8
NET
274.5
379.8
457.8
402.9
437.3
473.6
402.6
411.9
525.6
566.7
496.3
435.0
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 8: VESSEL CALLS AND THE AVERAGE PORT DAYS PER SHIP: 2012 SHIP TYPE
NO. OF SHIPS
Barge
GRT
LOA (METERS)
PORT TIME (DAYS)
AVG. PORT (DAYS)
28
36,704
1,871
150
5.3
Bulk
179
4,446,003
33,248
950
5.3
Car Carrier
143
7,530,404
27,325
175
1.2
Container
431
10,349,499
83,071
1,879
4.4
7
5,436
300
29
4.1
Gen Cargo
326
1,574,450
26,835
1,663
5.1
Passenger
3
1,570
133
8
2.7
50
2,046,372
10,555
121
2.4
Tanker
193
5,533,680
35,509
895
4.6
Tug
103
63,312
3,905
307
3.0
Yacht
9
14,326
382
39
4.3
Naval
31
195,740
3,925
94
3.0
Others
260
538,761
13,991
742
2.9
1,763
32,336,257
241,048
7,050
4.0
Fishing
Roro
TOTAL/AVERAGE
Table 9: ANALYSIS OF SHIPS WAITING TIME: 2008 – 2012 2008 SHIPS DAYS
2010 SHIPS DAYS
2011 SHIPS DAYS
2012 SHIPS DAYS
January
28
87
17
63
10
34
26
62
39
142
February
14
26
12
17
10
29
28
62
46
138
March
15
30
12
30
11
27
37
89
45
144
April
19
43
14
41
18
35
34
72
38
116
May
24
68
11
23
12
45
53
87
36
79
June
24
76
10
18
17
85
50
91
29
72
July
22
39
15
28
21
72
38
87
37
78
August
20
67
5
11
21
51
67
115
35
66
September
21
60
6
9
32
51
57
159
36
103
October
24
42
10
19
28
27
78
144
38
136
November
25
70
6
8
29
62
76
152
28
75
December
26
65
9
25
33
51
67
174
29
63
262
673
127
292
242
570
611
1,294
436
1,214
TOTAL
13
2009 SHIPS DAYS
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 10: AVERAGE WAITING DAYS PER SHIP: 2008 – 2012 2008
2010
2009
2011
GROSS
NET
GROSS
NET
GROSS
NET
GROSS
January
0.79
3.09
0.59
3.70
0.31
3.43
0.74
February
0.25
1.82
0.18
1.46
0.36
2.89
March
0.30
2.00
0.30
2.53
0.31
April
0.47
2.28
0.39
2.95
May
0.64
2.81
0.21
June
0.70
3.16
July
0.40
August
2012 NET
GROSS
NET
2.38
1.37
3.65
0.72
2.21
1.37
3.00
2.49
0.89
2.41
1.48
3.20
0.35
1.94
0.84
2.13
1.20
3.06
2.12
0.45
3.71
0.91
1.65
0.88
2.21
0.16
1.78
0.90
5.02
0.92
1.82
0.83
2.47
1.78
0.26
1.86
0.73
3.42
0.83
2.28
0.71
2.10
0.63
3.35
0.11
2.23
0.61
2.45
1.11
1.71
0.60
1.89
September
0.63
2.86
0.08
1.45
0.53
1.61
1.61
2.79
0.99
2.87
October
0.43
1.73
0.19
1.87
0.32
0.96
1.31
1.85
1.45
3.59
November
0.69
2.80
0.08
1.30
0.66
2.14
1.43
2.00
0.75
2.68
December
0.61
2.50
0.24
2.78
0.51
1.55
1.83
2.59
0.63
2.18
TOTAL
0.55
2.56
0.23
2.30
0.50
2.36
1.11
2.12
0.34
2.78
Chart 13 : AVERAGE WAITING DAYS PER SHIP: 2008 – 2012
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
NET
2.56
2.30
2.36
2.12
2.78
GROSS
0.55
0.23
0.50
1.11
0.34
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 11: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): GENERAL CARGO BERTHS: 2008 - 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
46.6
48.5
55.3
44.5
72.2
February
34.9
55.4
34.1
49.5
69.2
March
49.8
50.8
47.8
54.5
68.4
April
42.7
43.5
57.3
51.9
53.1
May
56.6
42.7
57.6
68.4
55.4
June
60.0
67.3
46.1
61.7
62.4
July
46.1
61.4
45.6
54.8
49.6
August
63.0
41.0
36.4
77.8
57.1
September
56.5
33.9
54.5
79.0
64.3
October
62.0
57.0
43.2
65.0
55.6
November
59.4
47.9
63.7
71.1
63.1
December
51.5
42.9
49.8
88.7
61.0
AVERAGE
52.4
49.4
49.3
63.9
60.9
Chart 14: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): GENERAL CARGO BERTHS: 2008 - 2012
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0 Berth Occupancy (%)
15
2008 52.4
2009 49.4
2010 49.3
2011 63.9
2012 60.9
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 12: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): MOMBASA CONTAINER TERMINAL: 2008 – 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
82.3
83.5
93.9
87.1
95.7
February
74.8
84.4
92.7
94.7
94.3
March
76.2
76.2
88.1
97.5
88.0
April
81.6
76.0
87.2
96.5
95.9
May
96.4
72.8
95.8
95.5
89.9
June
97.4
69.2
80.1
97.0
59.5
July
96.5
68.1
79.1
95.3
66.7
August
94.5
61.3
78.7
98.1
72.5
September
88.6
61.3
81.1
97.2
54.9
October
89.9
64.5
75.7
87.4
55.6
November
96.6
78.9
92.2
97.0
69.4
December
95.7
67.5
98.7
91.1
65.8
AVERAGE
89.2
71.3
86.9
94.5
75.7
Chart 15: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): MOMBASA CONTAINER TERMINAL: 2008 – 2012
100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Berth Occupancy (%)
2008 89.2
2009 71.3
2010 86.9
2011 94.5
2012 75.7
NOTE: Container Terminal Berth Occupancy covers Berths 16, 17 and 18 only
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 13: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): SHIMANZI OIL TERMINAL: 2008 – 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
58.1
76.5
94.6
74.5
90.9
February
39.3
81.9
89.7
90.6
90.8
March
78.8
71.5
78.0
85.4
85.3
April
45.3
70.5
61.6
87.4
64.0
May
53.2
69.4
83.5
80.9
88.7
June
62.8
70.5
97.6
80.0
81.6
July
54.6
76.0
54.7
70.3
66.2
August
63.2
78.3
67.0
91.8
73.3
September
63.2
71.7
95.6
82.6
79.7
October
75.6
68.5
86.4
74.8
80.7
November
77.4
82.0
79.7
78.6
83.5
December
77.9
90.1
79.3
84.2
76.1
AVERAGE
62.5
75.6
80.7
81.8
80.1
Chart 16: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): SHIMANZI OIL TERMINAL: 2008 – 2012
90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Berth Occupancy (%)
17
2008 62.5
2009 75.6
2010 80.7
2011 81.8
2012 80.1
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 14: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): KIPEVU OIL TERMINAL: 2008 – 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
55.0
86.3
86.4
74.1
90.4
February
83.5
89.5
61.0
81.9
82.7
March
84.2
88.2
70.0
67.7
89.7
April
69.3
83.8
79.4
93.0
94.2
May
85.7
87.3
92.5
88.6
92.5
June
89.4
96.1
85.1
84.8
90.0
July
79.5
84.1
97.0
88.8
76.8
August
86.6
86.9
95.0
95.3
68.7
September
64.7
77.9
80.8
66.5
66.2
October
78.7
86.0
86.8
91.5
87.2
November
79.3
83.6
94.8
90.5
56.9
December
80.1
88.2
94.9
91.4
66.8
AVERAGE
78.0
86.5
85.3
84.5
80.2
Chart 17: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): KIPEVU OIL TERMINAL: 2008 – 2012
90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Berth Occupancy (%)
2008 78.0
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2009 86.5
2010 85.3
2011 84.5
2012 80.2
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 15: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): MBARAKI WHARF: 2008 – 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
83.0
47.6
42.0
48.6
94.8
February
45.4
45.0
55.7
60.6
89.5
March
44.5
43.0
88.4
80.6
71.5
April
39.2
68.0
87.3
83.6
92.5
May
31.6
82.9
31.0
52.5
42.9
June
52.5
68.6
48.1
66.9
66.7
July
70.1
59.7
62.9
81.3
87.5
August
50.2
46.1
97.0
98.8
70.5
September
55.8
45.7
69.2
72.2
77.1
October
56.4
37.0
81.3
80.0
86.6
November
80.6
36.9
62.9
96.6
93.5
December
64.8
55.5
41.8
92.4
78.3
AVERAGE
56.2
53.0
64.0
76.2
79.3
Chart 18: BERTH OCCUPANCY (%): MBARAKI WHARF: 2008 - 2012
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0 Berth Occupancy (%)
19
2008 56.2
2009 53.0
2010 64.0
2011 76.2
2012 79.3
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 16: NUMBER OF SHIPS WORKED: 2008- 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
110
106
112
84
104
February
102
96
80
86
101
March
100
101
87
100
97
April
93
105
101
86
97
May
105
109
98
96
90
June
109
111
95
99
86
July
98
109
99
105
109
106
106
84
103
110
96
106
98
99
104
October
101
98
84
110
94
November
106
102
94
106
100
December
101
105
101
95
101
AVERAGE
1,227
1,254
1,133
1,169
1,193
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 17: AVERAGE TONNAGE OF DRY CARGO HANDLED PER SHIP WORKING DAY: 2008 – 2012 2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
3,122
2,876
4,081
4,561
3,349
February
4,029
3,886
4,407
4,230
3,697
March
3,167
3,902
4,732
3,933
3,830
April
3,008
4,024
3,449
3,281
4,296
May
2,517
3,432
3,415
3,081
3,797
June
2,364
3,826
3,670
3,639
4,311
July
2,096
4,051
3,857
3,720
4,325
August
2,511
4,011
3,919
2,906
4,394
September
2,892
4,769
3,786
2,993
4,178
October
2,561
4,507
3,661
2,939
5,047
November
2,690
4,786
4,504
3,380
4,618
December
2,587
5,331
3,769
3,057
4,209
AVERAGE
2,795
4,117
3,937
3,477
4,171
Table 18: AVERAGE TONNAGE OF DRY CARGO PER GANG SHIFT: 2008 – 2012
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2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
January
517
498
548
632
510
February
599
583
646
569
549
March
492
528
616
567
558
April
523
529
500
519
652
May
421
479
502
436
587
June
443
498
544
546
624
July
426
533
595
557
612
August
472
616
543
525
679
September
515
685
578
502
612
October
410
572
523
455
689
November
450
678
580
479
647
December
435
746
519
486
642
AVERAGE
475
579
558
523
614
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Chart 19: AVERAGE EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY (%): 2012
100.0
80.0
60.0
40.0
20.0
0.0
JAN 87.0
FEB 96.0
MAR 86.0
APR 84.0
MAY 93.0
JUN 95.0
JUL 89.0
AUG 92.0
SEP 88.0
OCT 88.0
NOV 84.0
DEC 91.0
RTG'S
87.0
90.0
89.0
93.0
92.0
87.0
93.0
88.0
91.0
87.0
85.0
85.0
RMG'S
96.0
96.0
99.0
94.0
99.0
99.0
98.0
98.0
99.0
97.0
99.0
99.0
STS
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PORT PERFORMANCE 2012 Table 19: NAIROBI INLAND CONTAINER DEPOT TRAFFIC: 2008 – 2012
IMPORTS FULL EXPORTS FULL EMPTY TOTAL
(TEUs)
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
16,642 6,881 16,387 39,910
12,528 4,930 14,794 32,252
14,185 5,157 18,659 38,001
14,494 4,607 21,830 40,931
15,319 4,848 19,737 39,904
Table 20: KISUMU INLAND CONTAINER DEPOT TRAFFIC: 2008 – 2012
IMPORTS FULL EXPORTS FULL EMPTY TOTAL
(TEUs)
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
1,002 544 187 1,733
1,520 308 181 2,009
131 2 95 228
66 74 140
102 0 55 156
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
15 6,723
16 12,145
3 1,126
3 1,096
0 0
Table 21: CRUISE TRAFFIC: 2008 – 2012
NO. OF VESSELS NO. OF PASSENGERS
Chart 20: NUMBER OF CRUISE VESSELS: 2008 – 2012
40
30
20
10
0
No. of Vessels
23
2008 15
2009 16
2010 3
2011 2
2012 0
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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Table 22: BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30TH JUNE: 2007/08 - 2011/12 (IN KSH. MILLION) ASSETS
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
18,759
44,411
43,966
44,289
60,871
395
191
195
186
178
-
267
265
110
315
823
831
840
847
700
19,977
45,700
45,266
45,432
62,064
Short Term Investment
598
4,022
5,486
6,862
3,021
Stocks
242
218
313
335
281
2,193
1,869
1,941
4,480
2,530
129
-
276
-
-
69
127
157
159
191
-
997
-
-
-
1,481
942
834
906
1,031
4,713
8,175
9,007
12,742
7,054
24,690
53,875
54,273
58,174
69,118
General Reserves
(2,652)
(7)
2,632
7,603
12,515
Capital Reserves
15,760
42,531
14,797
14,797
14,797
-
-
27,491
25,222
24,846
803
1,003
1,839
2,265
731
13,911
43,527
46,759
49,887
52,889
90
306
253
2,184
1,699
-
-
784
841
4,571
459
460
228
113
512
6,200
3,585
2,521
932
1,669
6,749
4,351
3,786
4,070
9,105
1,940
2,215
2,277
2,337
3,351
-
2,148
-
336
637
78
483
407
500
1,277
1,131
1,044
1,044
1,044
1,008
881
107
-
-
851
4,030
5,997
3,728
4,217
7,124
24,690
53,875
54,273
58,174
69,118
Non-Current Asset Plant Property and Equipment Investment Property Intangible Asset Long Term Investments Current Asset
Debtors Tax Recoverable Prepayments & Accrued Income Prepaid Taxes Cash & Bank TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Capital and Reserves
Revaluation Reserves GOK Grants Non - Current Liabilities External Debt JICA Loan Differed Tax Liability Accrued Pension Liability Current Liabilities Creditors Tax Payable Proposed Dividends Pension Liability; Current Portion External Debt: Current Portion TOTAL CAPITAL & LIABILITIES
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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Chart 21: PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT (Kshs M) 2007/2008 - 2011/2012
30,000
25,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
2007/2008 13,890
2008/2009 18,363
2009/2010 18,719
2010/2011 21,169
2011/2012 28,040
Total Expenditure
12,437
13,033
14,585
15,862
19,573
Profit Before Tax
1,453
5,330
4,134
5,307
8,467
Total Revenue
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PORT FACILITIES Table 23: BERTHS & JETTIES: 2012 1.
Deep Water Berths
(i) Number
(ii) Total Length (m)
(iii) Draft
2.
Bulk Oil Jetties (Tanker Berths)
(i) Number
(ii) Draft
(a) SOT (m)
9.8
(b) KOT (m)
13.4
3
Container Berths*
(i) Number
5
(ii) Length (m)
964.0
4
Bulk Cement Berths
(i) Number
(ii) Total Length (m)
315.0
(iii) Number of Silos
3.0
(iv) Capacity per Silo (tons)
5
Dhow Jetties (Old Port)
(i) Number
16 3,044.0 10.0
2
2
6,000.0
2
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PORT FACILITIES Table 24: SHEDS/STACKING GROUNDS: 2012 1. Main Quay Transit Sheds (i) Number
7
(ii) Total floor Area (m2)
53,645
2. Back of Port Transit Sheds (i) Number
3
(ii) Total Floor Area (m2)
36,952
3. Lighterage Area Transit Sheds (i) Number
2
(ii) Total Floor area (m2)
13,305
4. Customs Warehouses (i) Number
1
(ii) Total Floor area (m2)
4,810
5. Old Port Godowns 4
(i) Number (ii) Total Floor Area (m2)
295
6. Stacking Grounds Total Area of Stacking Grounds
363,266
(i)
Container Terminal - Mombasa (m2)
137,000
(ii)
Container Freight Station - Mombasa (m2)
39,800
(iii)
At Yard 1/ 2 (m2)
12,000
(iv)
At Yard 3/4 (m2)
16,000
(v)
At Yard 5/6 (m2)
20,146
(vi)
2
At Yard 7/8 (m )
16,750
(vii)
At Yard 10 (m2)
12,492
(viii)
At yard 11 (m2)
10,000
(ix)
At yard 12 (m2)
16,000
(x)
At Yard 13/14 (m2)
67,828
(xi)
Transit yard 1 next to post office (m2)
(xii)
Transit yard 4/5(m2)
2,330
(xiii)
Transit yard 5/6(m2)
5,675
(xiv)
Transit yard 8/9(m2)
1,800
(xv)
At Shimanzi Oil Jetty (m2)
4,800
645
(xvi) Container Terminal - Nairobi (m2)
150,350
(xvii) Container Terminal - Kisumu (m2)
18,000
NOTE: A unit transit shed is taken as part of the whole shed allocated to one berth.
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PORT FACILITIES Table 25: EQUIPMENT: 2012 NUMBER WITHDRAWN IN 2012
NUMBER PUT IN SERVICE IN 2012
NUMBER IN USE AS AT 31/12/2012
8 4 1 5
5 3 1 2
0 0 0 0
3 1 0 3
1 1
1 1
1 1
1
3. Forklift Trucks 1.5/2/3 Tonne 5 Tonne 10 Tonne 16 Tonne 20Tonne 25 Tonne
11 6 4 8 1 1
1 0 0 4 1 0
0 0 2 0 1 2
10 6 6 4 1 3
4. Tractors
4
0
0
4
5. Mobile Cranes 25 Tonne 35 Tonne 50 Tonne 75 Tonne
1 0 2 1
0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0
1 1 2 1
6. Grabs
17
10
3
10
7. Hoppers
1
1
0
0
8. Gantry Container Cranes 45 Tonne Ship to Shore 45 Tonne Rubber Tyred 40 Tonne Rail Mounted
7 22 2
0 0 0
7 22
9. 45 Tonne R/stackers
11
0 0 0 0
8
19
10. Terminal Tractors
80
10
25
95
11. Empty Container Handlers
3
0
0
3
12. Fire Engines
4
0
0
4
13. Towing Trucks
1
0
0
1
14. Mobile Harbour Crane
3
0
0
3
15. Lorries/Minibus
11
0
0
11
16. Yard Sweepers
2
0
0
2
TYPE OF EQUIPMENT
1. Travelling Cranes 5 Tonne 7 Tonne 7-20 Tonne 15 Tonne 2. Electric Overhead Travelling Cranes 3 Tonne 10 Tonne
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TOTAL IN USE AS AT 31/12/2011
1
2
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PORT FACILITIES Table 26: FLOATING CRAFTS IN SERVICE: 2012 NUMBER WITHDRAWN IN 2012
TOTAL IN USE AS AT 31/12/2011
NUMBER PUT NUMBER IN IN SERVICE USE AS AT IN 2012 31/12/2012
Berthing Tugs
4
0
0
4
Pilot Boats
4
0
1
5
Mooring Boats
5
0
0
5
Police Boat
0
1
1
1
Speed Boat
1
0
1
2
Pollution Control Boats
0
0
0
0
Table 27: AVAILABILITY OF AIDS TO NAVIGATION (%): 2008 – 2012 YEAR BEACONS BUOYS
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
96.0 93.0
98.2 97.1
98.5 99.2
97.9 99.5
99.2 99.7
Chart 22 : AVAILABILITY OF AIDS TO NAVIGATION (%): 2008 - 2012
100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10
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BEACONS
2008 96.0
2009 98.2
2010 98.3
2011 97.9
2012 99.2
BUOYS
93.0
97.1
98.2
99.5
99.7
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PORT FACILITIES Table 28: AIDS TO NAVIGATION AND LIGHTS: 2012 Description
Light Character
Range (n.mile)
Height above MHW (Metres)
Source of Power
MOMBASA Ras Serani light (Front) Ras Serani main lighthouse (Rear) Likoni leading light (Front) Likoni leading light (Rear) Likoni sector light Mtongwe leading light (Front) Mtongwe leading light (Rear) Kipevu leading light (Front) Kipevu leading light (Rear) Shimanzi leading light (Front) Shimanzi leading light (Rear) Port Reitz leading light (Front) Port Reitz leading light (Rear) Ras Kikaangani beacon (Flora Pt) Ras Machangwe (Cardinal mark) Ras Kiberamini leading light(Front) Ras Kisauni leading light (Rear) Ras Mitani light Green Channel Buoys (7) Red Channel Buoys (8) Fairway Buoy
White Metal Tower White/Black Lighthouse GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar White Obelisk White Column White Obelisk On top of marine office White Obelisk White metal structure White Column Piled structure/lattice tower Piled structure/lattice tower Red beacon Yellow/Black Piled structure White/Black Column White/Black Column Single Piled structure Cone Shaped Can Shaped White/Red Pillar
W FLW5S W FLW2S WRG Iso.5sec. W FLW2S W W 2S Q Red W2S W FLW2S Fl.Red 3sec. Q(6)+Lfl.15sec. W Fl.2sec. Q Red Fl.Green Fl.Red Lfl.10sec.
8 18 3 3 2 3 6 6 6 6 -
28 45 11 16 21 21 28 10 15 4 4 8 8 4 -
Elect/Batt. Elect/Batt.50,000 cdl. Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Elect. /Batt. Solar Elect./Batt. Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar
CHALE ISLAND Chale Island Beacon (Chale Point)
Lattice Structure
Fl(2)w.20sec.
12
30
Solar
SHIMONI Pungutuayu Island Shimoni leading light (Front) Shimoni leading light (Rear) Shimoni “X” Band Racon
GRP Black/White Tower Lattice Structure Lattice Structure Located on Front Beacon
Fl2W2S -
10 -
16 -
Solar Solar Solar Solar
MTWAPA Canon Point Beacon (Front) Canon Point Lighthouse (Rear) GRP James Point Beacon (Front) James Point Beacon (Rear) Mtwapa Beacon (Front) Mtwapa Beacon (Rear)
Concrete Pillar Red/White Lighthouse Concrete Pillar Concrete Pillar Concrete Pillar Concrete Pillar
Fl.10sec. -
11 -
19 -
Solar -
KILIFI Kilifi Main Light Ras Kitoka Leading Light.(Front) Ras Kitoka Leading Light (Rear) Ras Kioni Leading Light (Front) Ras Kioni Leading Light (Rear)
Lattice Structure GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar
Lfl.30sec. FR FR FR FR
9 13 5 5 21
40 6 6 6 6
Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar
MALINDI Malindi Main Light Pillar Reef Malindi Leading (Front) Malindi Leading (Rear)
Lattice Tower White Concrete Column GRP Tower Red/White GRP Tower Red/White
Fl.10sec. QWR FR FR
14 9 5 5
25 6 -
Solar Solar Solar Solar
LAMU Shella Leading (Front) Shella Leading (Rear) Ras Kitau Leading (Front) Ras Kitau Leading (Rear) Takwa Leading (Front) Takwa Leading (Rear) -Northerly Takwa Leading (Rear) -Southerly Mokowe Leading (Front) Mokowe Leading (Rear) Mokowe Jetty Leading (Front) Mokowe Jetty Leading (Rear) Mokowe Special Mark Buoy Green Channel Buoys Red Channel Buoys Fairway Buoy Lamu Pate Sector Light Lamu Pate “X” Band Racon Magogoni Leading (Front) Magogoni Leading (Rear)
GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar Red/White Pillar Red/White Concrete Pillar Red/White Concrete Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar GRP Red/White Pillar Pillar Shaped Cone Shaped Can Shaped Pillar Shaped Lattice Structure Lattice Structure Lattice Structure
W Fl.5sec. QW Fl.5sec. Q Fl.3 Fl.3
8 8 2 2 2 2 2 -
9 56 5 10 5 10 11
Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar Solar
KIPINI Kipini Light Matewa Buoy
Black/White GRP Tower Pillar Shaped
W Fl. 7sec.
Aids to Navigation
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Lfl.10sec. Fl..G Fl. R Fl.Y 5sec.
-
Solar Solar Solar Solar 11 -
29 -
Solar Solar
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QUALITY POLICY STATEMENT
QUALITY STATEMENT Kenya Ports Authority is committed to the provision of Quality Port Services to our customers’ satisfaction. We undertake to facilitate and promote global maritime trade by means of competitive port services by: • • •
Complying with Quality Management System (QMS) expectations; Continually improving our QMS processes, capabilities and effectiveness; and, Ensuring that quality objectives associated with Quality Policy are established and reviewed via Quality Operating System (QOS) process.
QUALITY OBJECTIVES 1. 2. 3.
To continually improve the quality of services to world class standards. To enhance operational efficiency. To improve productivity of internal resources
Signed:
Gichiri Ndua MANAGING DIRECTOR
Date: 23rd August, 2010
“Committed to Provision of Quality Port Services to our Customers’ Satisfaction’’
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