Inland and intermodal services in Africa

Regions

[Africa (Central)

[Africa (East and South)

[Africa (South)

[Africa (West)

[Beira Reefer solution

Countries

[Angola

[Benin

[Botswana Lesotho Eswatini

[Burkina Faso

[Cameroon

[Chad

[Congo

[Ivory Coast

[Democratic Republic of Congo

[Egypt

[Ethiopia

[Ghana

[Kenya

[Madagascar

[Malawi

[Mali

[Mauritania

[Morocco

[Mozambique

[Namibia

[Niger

[Nigeria

[Rwanda

[South Africa

[South Sudan

[Tanzania

[Togo

[Tunisia

[Uganda

[Zambia

[Zimbabwe

Connections with maritime services

[Samwaf

2015

November 2015
New Madagascar inland solution by road between Antananarivo and Tamatave.

October
New domestic solutions in Namibia from Walvis Bay to Windhoek.in the East and Otjiwarongo, Otjikoto, Oshakati, Ondangwa and Oshikango in the North.
Extended road offer on the Pointe Noire-Brazzaville corridor to Dolisie, Oyo and Ouesso.

September
CMA CGM Inland Services [CCIS] opens new logistics platform in Toamasina, Madagascar.

August
Expanded intermodal local solutions in Angola to include 14 new services to Malange, Bela Vista, Catumbela, Benguela, Bahia Farta, Huambo, Lubango, Malongo, Malembo, Yema, Subantando, Buco Zau, Belize and Necuto.
New South Africa-Zambia inland rail solution launched from Kitwe to Durban.
New inland reefer solution from Mombasa to Kampala on the Kenya-Uganda rail corridor.

June
Launched new Ivorian inland reefer service & extended South African inland reefer service from/to the port of Durban to Johannesburg.

May
New routing on Zambia-Walvis Bay Corridor in Namibia.
New inland reefer solution from Nairobi to Mombasa port using DAMCO.

April
New intermodal hub set up in Libreville, Gabon. From here we serve domestic Gabonese destinations of Franceville, Franceville, Mouila, Bitam, Moanda, Mitzic and Makokou by road.

March
Reorganisation of all European/Med services to West Africa. The move maximises services to all strategic coastal African markets and provides enhanced inland transport solutions to landlocked Africa. All services are now weekly. Group reopens Gabon & Congo CTBL corridors.
Agency office in Kigali, Rwanda, has been relocated.

February
The CMA CGM Cameroon Container Terminal [3CTC], a new modern logistics platform, opens in Douala.
Group extends its South African inland reefer service from/to the port of Durban to Johannesburg.

January
Malawi is now offered on a weekly basis.
Agency office in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, has been relocated.

2014

December
New deal negotiated with Rift Valley Railways [RVR], operator of the Kenya-Uganda Railways, allows us to offer competitive and reduced rates to the ICD Embakasi, Nairobi from Mombasa port, Kenya.

November
After a period of political unrest we reopened our TBL service from Douala, Cameroon to Bangui, Central African Republic [CAR].

October
Launched a new TBL reefer solution via Walvis Bay.

September
New inland destinations through Mombasa port [Kenya] to North Kivu region of DRC to include Beni, Butembo and Kisangani.
New corridor offered from Maputo [Mozambique] to Hwange [Zimbabwe] by rail. South African ports of Durban and Coega offers TBL by road and rail to Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Lesotho, Swaziland, Botswana and DRC.

August
New trucking service to South Africa destinations banded by distance/radius.
New destinations available from South African ports to Francistown [Botswana] by rail, Mbabane and Manzini [Swaziland], Kwekwe [Zimbabwe].

July
New Group Agency opens in N’Djamena [Chad].
CMA CGM Group launched first train between the Unicargas Terminal of Luanda [Angola] and the dry port Multiparques, located in the industrial zone of Viana, 25 km away.

June
‘Flexcost TBL’ launched providing customers with more flexibilities in terms of splitting cost.

May
To cover the market of Botswana, CMA CGM Shipping Agencies South Africa opened a new office in Gaborone.

April
New inland destinations in Mozambique now offers Chimoio, Matola and Inhambane via Maputo and Tete via Beira.

February
CMA CGM / DELMAS expanding its facilities in Dakar, Senegal, with the addition of TCD2 a dedicated multi-activity 15,000m² logistic terminal.

January
DELMAS expands Kenya-Great Lakes with 12 new Kenyan routes available as options on our CTBL service.
DELMAS offers new service Durban-Johannesburg by road.

2013

November
New depot facilities offered in Dakar, Senegal
Group offers Mogadishu, Somalia via Mombasa
14 new domestic destinations in Kenya
10 new corridor products to/from South Sudan and Uganda

October
New service to/from Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
New reefer service between Mombasa, Kenya and Kampala, Uganda. Nairobi offered on route.
New export service from Bujumbura, Burundi and Lubumbashi, DRC to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

September
New reefer service to/from Bamako depot in Mali via Dakar port, Senegal
Launched a complementary road service between Mombasa and Nairobi
New route to Franceville, Gabon from Libreville port
Export of coffee from Kigali, Rwanda with flist service provision incl inspection & fumigation

August
Opens 3rd corridor to support development of Zambian mining exports - new transport corridor from Walvis-Bay to Lusaka, Kitwe, Ndola and Lubumbashi in south DRC. Permanent sales executive now based in Ndola.

July
Reopening of road solution Pointe Noire-Brazzaville in Congo

June
New service via Tema to/from Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

May
Opening of Niger agency in Niamey

2012

December
Export now available from Kigali, Rwanda to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

June
Juba, South Sudan offered on TBL basis for 1st time via Mombasa, Kenya

May
Opens new office in Bamako, Mali

March
Opening of Kigali agency, Rwanda.

February
New agency offices in Bobo Dioulasso and Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

January
Sales offices open in Lubumbashi, Eastern DRC; Lusaka, Zambia and Harare, Zimbabwe. All served via the corridors of Dar es Salaam, Beira, Durban and Walvis Bay ports.