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15+ Countries and the Corridors That Connect Them

We work across four regions of Africa, along the trade corridors that move goods between markets and to the world.

Our work across Africa

TradeMark Africa delivers programmes in 15 countries across four regions, working along the trade corridors that connect them.

Burundi Côte d'Ivoire DR Congo Djibouti Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Mozambique Malawi Rwanda South Sudan Somalia Tanzania Uganda Zambia

7 countries, one connected market

The heart of TMA's work, where the Northern and Central corridors carry goods between the ports of Mombasa and Dar es Salaam and the landlocked economies inland. Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda now jointly monitor transit cargo, cutting delays across borders.

2 Major corridors
2 Ocean gateways
EAC Regional bloc

3 countries, one connected market

On the Red Sea, the Horn connects to global shipping lanes through the ports of Djibouti and Berbera. TMA works to make the corridors serving Ethiopia and the wider region faster, more predictable and more resilient.

Berbera & Djibouti corridors
Red Sea Global gateway

3 countries, one connected market

Served by the Nacala, Beira and Dar es Salaam corridors, Southern Africa is where TMA supports simplified trade regimes, standards and digital systems. Regional revenue authorities are interlinking their customs systems to fast-track cross-border trade.

3 Trade corridors
SADC Regional bloc

2 countries, one connected market

TMA's newest frontier, anchored by the West Africa Trade Facilitation Programme along the Abidjan-Lagos corridor. Working with ECOWAS and UEMOA, TMA supports trade facilitation, standards and corridor management that connect the region.

Abidjan-Lagos Flagship corridor
ECOWAS & UEMOA

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