Ensenda is a third-party logistics service company founded in 2000, offering flexible and reliable delivery solutions for enterprises and individuals. With a commitment to advanced technology and innovation, Ensenda is constantly improving its services to meet the evolving needs of its customers.

Nipost has for mission to provide efficient, effective and reliable services, focusing on innovation.

Dawn Wing (DPD Laser) is a leading express courier company based in Gauteng, South Africa. The company is a subsidiary group of DPD Laser Group and has been providing its services since 1989. They offer express deliveries for both B2B and B2C segments in South Africa and around the world.

CourierPlus Nigeria is a delivery service company in Nigeria with fast and reliable shipping services to customers across the globe. Express delivery and standard delivery are some of the services that they offer.

COURIER IT is an international freight forwarding company based in South Africa providing shipping solutions for businesses of all sizes. Their services include air cargo shipping, ocean transport, customs clearance, full-service warehousing, and 3PL (third-party logistics).

For over 29 years, Collivery has been a reliable South African delivery leader with its wide selection of services such as same-day or next-day delivery, economy options, and even door-to-door courier service.

Ghana Post is the official postal service of Ghana in Africa. Existing since 1854, the headquarters of the company is located in Accra, the capital of the country. Besides proposing postal services, Ghana Post also provides financial aid for the transfer of foreign currency.

Botswana Post is the company in charge of the postal service in Botswana. Botswana Post is a state-owned company, working under the Ministry of Transport and Communications direction. The company is also a member of the Universal Postal Union and has the possibility to deliver in more than 193 countries.

Created in 1984, Brunei Post is the official Postal Service of Brunei. The Postal service department of the country has been under the control of the Ministry of Communications since 1984 and Brunei has been part of the Universal Postal Union since 1985, one year after the creation of Brunei Post.

Created in 1991, Burundi Post is the official post office of Burundi. The company ensures the communication and the delivery of mail and parcels between the different districts of the country, in other African territories, sometimes in Europe and in other member countries of the Universal Postal Union.

Campost is the company in charge of the postal service in Cameroon. Since 1960, Campost has been a member of the Universal Postal Union and offers different kinds of services such as banking services, server hosting, IP phones services, videoconferencing in addition to the postal products.

Founded in 1980 and officially known under the name Empresa Nacional de Correios e Telégrafos de Angola, Correios de Angola is the official postal service of Angola. The state owned company delivers letters and parcels throughout the country and works in collaboration with couriers for international deliveries.

Correios de Moçambique is the official postal service of Mozambique and was founded in 1981. The company delivers letters and parcels throughout the country and uses partners for the international deliveries. The headquarters of the company are located in the colonial-period Maputo Post Office Building.

Founded in 1865, Egypt Post is the official postal service of Egypt and one of the oldest national institutions present in the country. Egypt Post provides postal services but also banking and logistics services, the company is headquartered in Cairo, the capital city of the country.

Headquartered in Asmara, Eritrea Post, also called Eritrean Postal Service, is the company in charge of the postal delivery in Eritrea. Eritrea Post is a member of the Universal Postal Union and partner with the EMS organization. Thanks to these two partners, it is possible for the company to deliver abroad.

Kenya Post, also known under the official name Postal Corporation of Kenya abbreviating PCK, is the organization in charge of the postal service in Kenya. Created in 1998, Kenya Post is one of the most important companies in the country for the postal service and delivers parcels, letters and goods within Kenya.

Rwanda Post, also called Iposita, is the official postal service of Rwanda. Today, Iposita is part of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) and has 19 post offices throughout the country. The company provides different kinds of services such as national and international post services or again financial services.

Legally established in 1997, Sonapost was the primary brand sending and receiving postcards in Burkina Faso, a country member of the West African Postal Conference. Known under the name La Poste BF in french, Sonapost also ships internationally, in more than 180 foreign countries.

Established in 1994, Tanzania Post is the company in charge of the postal service in Tanzania in Africa. It is a state-owned company also called “TPC” or again “Posta Tanzania” that offers different kinds of services such as letter and parcel delivery, express mail service and many others.

Founded in 1991, South African Post, also called South African Post Office or SA Post Office or SAPO is the postal service of South Africa. Headquartered in Pretoria, the owned-state company has more than 1400 post offices throughout the country and more than 17.000 employees working for it.

Posta Uganda, officially named Uganda Post Limited, is the company responsible for the postal service in Uganda since 1951. Today, the company owns more than 300 post offices around the country and proposes different kinds of services such as express courier, internet, bus transportation services and many others.

Founded in 1913, Algerie Post is the official postal service of Algeria. Algerie Post is a state-owned company headquartered in Bab Ezzour and delivers mainly throughout the country but also other countries of Africa. It is one of the most efficient postal service of the African continent.

Created in 2009, Sudapost is the official postal service of Sudan. The company delivers in Sudan and also internationally thanks to partnerships with national postal services of other countries.The company proposes different services: registered mail service, express mail service and many others.

Poste Maroc is the official postal service of Morocco. Poste Maroc is written under a french name because of the partnership with France in 1913 where both countries signed an agreement to create the Office Chérifien des Postes des Télégraphes et des Téléphones.

Paositra Malagasy is the official postal service in Madagascar created in 1994. Since 1998, the company has been able to provide express mail service for its clients and has a partnership with EMS to ensure international deliveries. Today, there are more than 250 offices present in Madagascar.

La Poste Côte d’Ivoire is in charge of the postal service in the Ivory Coast and started in 1843. The company is a member of the West African Postal Conference and has more than 190 offices within the country with more than 50 distribution centers in rural areas. La Poste Côte d’Ivoire delivers goods and mail.

Niger Poste is the official post office of Niger. Created in the 20th century, the company is a member of the West African Postal Conference and delivers parcels throughout Niger. Niger Poste also delivers internationally but with the help of other courier partners.

La Poste du Mali, also called l’Office national des postes (ONP) is responsible for the postal service in Mali. Officially created in 1989, La Poste du Mali takes care of the letters and parcels deliveries. The company is also in charge of sending and receiving cargoes from Mali to other countries.

Created in 2000 and officially called Malawi Posts Corporation (MPC), Malawi Posts is the official postal service of Malawi. The company owns 180 post offices throughout the country and also proposes financial services. Mail delivery times in Malawi vary from next day in the cities to 5 days in the rural post offices.

Created in 1894, the Ethiopian Postal Service, also called Ethio Postal, is the official postal service of Ethiopia. Ethio Postal is in charge of parcel and letter deliveries in the country and was created twenty years after the UPU (Universal Postal Union). The company uses EMS to send parcels internationally.

SCPT ( Société Congolaise des Post et Télécommunications) is the official postal service present in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Owned and financed by the government, SCPT was created in July 2001 and is also called SOPECO. SCPT has 8 post offices in major cities of the country.

Created in 1994, ZamPost is in charge of the postal service in Zambia. ZamPost is a state-owned company that delivers letters and parcels throughout the country and it also works internationally (in more than 190 countries) thanks to a partnership with EMS. There are 150 branches today in the country.

Founded in 1961, STPE (Société Tchadienne des Postes et de l’Épargne) is the company in charge of the postal service in Chad. STPE, also known under the name Chad Post, is a state-owned company and offers different services such as money transfer and technologies in addition to mail and package services.

Headquartered in Mogadishu, The Somali Postal Service, commonly called Somali Post, is the company responsible for the postal service in Somali. Existing before 1991 and interrupted by civil war, Somali Post relaunched in 2013 thanks to a partnership with the company Emirates Post.

ZimPost is the name of the company in charge of the postal service in Zimbabwe. The state-owned company offers national and international services but also services related to finance and communication. Today, there are more than 200 postal offices located in different parts of Zimbabwe.

Created in 2005, OPG is the company in charge of the postal service in Guinea. OPG is a french name and stands for “Office de la Poste Guinéenne”, also commonly called “La Poste Guinéenne”. Today, OPG has over 70 postal offices throughout the country and partnerships with international postal companies.

La Poste Senegal is the public company responsible for the postal service in Senegal. La Poste Senegal is a member of the Universal Postal Union and thanks to this, the company can deliver letters and parcels in more than 193 countries around the globe, including countries that don’t belong to UPU.

Member of the Postal Union since 1961, La Poste du Benin is a state-owned company in charge of letters and parcels delivery in Benin. The company is headquartered in Cotonou, one of the biggest cities of the country and is supervised by the Ministry of Communication and Promotion of New Technologies.

La Poste Tunisienne, called Tunisian Post in english, is the company in charge of the postal service in Tunisia. Founded in 1847, La Poste Tunisienne was admitted in the Universal Postal Union in 1878 and does national but also international deliveries. It is one of the most developed postal services in Africa.

Officially consolidated in 1996, La Poste du Togo is the official postal service of Togo. The company is in charge of the parcel and mail delivery throughout the country and delivers also internationally, especially in other African countries since Togo is today a member of the West African Postal Conference.

Also known under the name Gambia Postal Services Corporation, GamPost is the company in charge of the postal service in Gambia. Created in 2005, GamPost also offers services such as postal money transfer (PMT) and domestic money transfers (DMT). The company is a member of the UPU and the PAPU.

Gabon Poste is the state-owned company in charge of the postal service in Gabon. In 2006, the company entered a process of liquidation where some of its postal services started to be managed by the French postal company La Poste SA, allowing Gabon Poste to send and deliver to 192 countries worldwide.

Created in 2000, Lesotho Post is the official postal service of Lesotho. Headquartered in Maseru, the capital city of the country, Lesotho Post delivers parcels, postcards and documents throughout the country, thanks to more than 48 postal offices distributed in the most important regions.

Officially existing since 1977, Guyana Post is the company providing postal services throughout Guyana. The company owns more than 60 post offices today throughout the country and operates its delivery services in countries located in America, Europe and several countries of Africa and Asia.

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Baku, Azerpost is the official postal service of Azerbaijan. Azerpost delivers parcels, mails and letters within the country but also worldwide. Today, the postal company owns more than 1500 offices throughout Azerbaijan with 4 affiliated branches.

Also known under the name “Sierra Leone Postal Services Limited”, Salpost is the official postal service of Sierra Leone, country member of the Universal Postal Union and the Panafrican Postal Union. The company delivers letters, parcels and proposes besides financial services nationally and internationally.

In 2011, The Republic of South Sudan gained its independence and South Sudan Post appeared the same year, with the creation of the first stamps. Step by step, the company started to provide other postal services such as parcel and mail delivery throughout the country and the UPU member countries.

Created in 1973, Correios da Guiné-Bissau is the company in charge of the postal service in Guinea-Bissau. Headquartered in the capital city of the country, the state-owned company joined the UPU in 1974 but currently sends and delivers parcels, mails and documents at a national level.

Mauritius Post is the company providing postal services in Mauritius. The services of the company started in 1772, when the country was a french colony. Today, the company owns more than 114 post offices throughout Mauritius and provides different services besides delivery, like retail or financial.

Founded in 2005, Libya Post, also known under the name Libyan Post Telecommunications and Information Technology Company (LPTIC), is the postal company in charge of parcels and mail deliveries in Libya. Libya Post also served areas such as Argentina, Canada, Italy, Mauritius, UK, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Ivory Coast.