The African route is divided into East Africa, South Africa, West Africa, and North Africa in the shipping industry. The main ports in East Africa are: MOMBASA (Kenya) DAR ES SALAAM (Tanzania) These two ports are gateway ports in East Africa, and many landlocked countries transit through them. Our Africa route has signed contracts with PIL, MSK, and SAFMARINE shipping companies. PIL’s East Africa route has a relatively long operating time, and many customers will designate this shipping company. Besides PIL, the two shipping companies with the largest cargo volume in East Africa, MSK and SAFMARINE, are able to achieve fast shipping schedules and cheap prices, which are also the first choice for many customers.

The main ports in South Africa are: DURBAN (South Africa) ，CAPE TOWN (South Africa)， PORT ELIZABETH ( South Africa) Compared to other ports, there are a lot of goods exported to the two basic ports of DURBAN&CAPETOWN or transferred to the capital city of Johannesburg, so there are also many shipowners connecting with South Africa. Our company has also signed contracts with several shipping companies with advantageous prices and services, such as EMC/MSC/MSK/SAF/COSCO, which have faster shipping schedules and are highly popular with customers.

The main ports in West Africa are: ABIDJAN ( Ivory Coast) ，LAGOS (Nigeria； including Apapa and Tincan terminals)， TEMA (Gana) ，COTONOU (Benin) The basic number of West African ports is five, but with other ports, the size of West African ports is around 20. The export volume also accounts for the majority of the entire African route. There are also more than 10 shipowners affiliated with West African ports.