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Africa 2025: Economic Growth and Shipping Regulations in Guinea, Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Gabon.

SHIPPERSDOC presents the economic growth prospects for 2025 in West and Central Africa, focusing on Guinea, Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Gabon. These emerging countries stand out as true economic stars on the African continent, offering significant opportunities for the international shipping sector and global trade. Guinea continues to register robust growth of 5.2% in […]

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ANGOLA: ARCCLA-CNCA CERTIFICATE

If you have a sea shipment to Angola, you will need to regularize your shipment with an ARCCLA or CNCA pre-shipment certificate, also known as a Loading Certificate.The Certificado de Embarque is a mandatory document since 28/01/1994 as required by DPR n. 19/94. This document must be requested at the origin, for the reason why […]

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ECTN / SPN Ghana

In reference to recent enquiries received from various players in the market, we inform that the ECTN / SPN for Ghana has not been in force since November 1st. After appropriate checks with the authorities at destination, we have received the press release from the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Ghana n° MOF/GA/PR/23 […]

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CTN – Ghana

Most of West African Countries require the regularization of your shipment through a ECTN / BESC / WAIVER document.

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BESC/BSC/ECTN Benin

Il Bordereau Electronique de Suivi des Cargaisons (BESC) is a document requested by some West African countries to track and trace sea shipments.

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The economy of Senegal continue to grow

The economy of Senegal observes a considerable economic growth after the Covid-19 pandemic.

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BESC Cameroon

Through the service note n° 479/MINFI/DGD of 02 November 2022, the Republic of Cameroon…

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What is an LC/CNCA/ARCCLA?

The Loading Certificate (LC) is a document requested by Angola authorities to track and trace sea shipments.

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