Built in Africa, engineered for global trade.
Africlyde Trading & Logistics moves freight for mining houses, manufacturers, health ministries and retailers who cannot afford guesswork. We own the assets, hold the licences and publish the performance.
From one brokerage desk in Tema to 8 markets
We started by clearing other people's containers faster than anyone else at Tema port. Eighteen years later we run fleet, warehousing, brokerage and 4PL control-tower services — but the operating principle has not changed: know the route better than anyone, and never hand a client a surprise.
Accountability
One named owner for every shipment, every escalation and every invoice.
Precision
Plans built on surveyed routes, real transit data and verified capacity.
Integrity
Transparent pricing, declared costs and no surprise charges at destination.
African ambition
We invest in local teams, local assets and local infrastructure knowledge.
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How the network was built
- 2008
Founded in Accra as a customs brokerage serving Tema port importers.
- 2013
First owned fleet and warehouse; expansion into Nigeria and Côte d'Ivoire.
- 2017
East African operations launched with hubs in Nairobi and Mombasa.
- 2021
Control tower and customer portal go live across all service lines.
- 2024
Southern Africa network completed; 3 warehouses under management.
- 2026
18,000 m² bonded hub opens in Lekki, our largest facility to date.
Certified processes, insured cargo, audited performance
Every facility, vehicle and broker in our network operates to one documented standard, independently audited each year.
- ISO 9001-aligned quality management across all hubs
- GDP-aligned cold chain in nine pharmaceutical facilities
- Marine all-risk cargo insurance as standard
- IATA DGR and ADR trained dangerous-goods teams
- Anti-bribery policy and supplier due-diligence programme
Request a logistics consultation
Tell us what you move, where it goes and what keeps failing. A senior logistics strategist will map a route, a cost and a timeline within 24 hours.