40% Faster Moves? How Logidoo, Skynet Are Flipping the Script on African Trade

• Logidoo and Skynet teamed up slashing transit times on big-time African trade routes by 40%.
• This power move boosts Africa’s trade muscle, speeding up supply chains between Africa and the world.
• The alliance shakes up logistics, making African trade leaner and meaner in a growing economy.

Logidoo-Skynet Team Cuts Down Transit Times

Listen up because this is big: In January 2024, Logidoo linked up with Skynet, forming an alliance that might just change how the game is played on African trade routes.

They got something called groupage solutions. It is basically a slick way of loading up shipments tight, cutting out wasted space.

Result? A lean, mean supply chain machine that just brought down transit times by a hefty 40% on major routes from China, Europe, and South Africa straight to West Africa.

This partnership is not about moving packages; it is about accelerating economies.

“Through this partnership, we have not only expanded our operational capabilities but we are now able to offer our clients more efficient, cost-effective, and reliable shipping options than ever before,” says Tamsir Ousmane Traore, the top dog at Logidoo​.

Takin’ Over Major Trade Routes

Now, Logidoo and Skynet are hittin’ three key corridors hard:

• China to West Africa: Fast-tracking Chinese goods to African shores like they got a race to win.
• Europe to West Africa: Smooth, cross-border tricks that save cash and help African industries that depend on European parts.
• South Africa to West Africa: Pumping life into African-to-African trade, expanding reach across the whole continent​​.

With these routes streamlined, they are moving faster and smarter. By jam-packing shipments into fewer loads, Logidoo and Skynet are chopping down costs.

“Working with Logidoo has allowed us to tap into the immense potential of the African logistics market,” said Chaminda Gunasekera, Skynet’s main man in Asia and Australia.

Why This Move Is Shaking the Market

The African logistics game has always been a rough ride. High costs and a ton of red tape mean delays are the name of the game—until now.

This move? It changes the whole picture.

By making African trade routes leaner, Logidoo and Skynet are setting a pace that the rest of the logistics world better keep up with.

For a continent itching to climb the economic ranks, faster supply chains mean big growth.

Positioning for the Long Haul

But let us be real: the Logidoo-Skynet combo is not just a quick fix. They are setting themselves up as major players, shaking up a market where everybody wants a piece of the action.

Sure, there are risks.

Regional trade rules can shift fast, and some infrastructure? Not exactly built for this kind of speed.

But with this partnership, they are sending a message loud and clear—they are here to dominate the African logistics scene, and they are daring any competitor to try and match their pace.

This is not just about moving goods; it is about making African trade move with purpose.