Services

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Currently we provide specialised services in the following services:

Product market sourcing for Importers.
Air freight processing
Sea Freight logistics and management
Market sensitization/consultancy for Exporters and Importers through Trade fares.
Customs brokerage and Transport for both Export and Import cargo.

Our Strengths

Our greatest strength is the quality, dedication and commitment of our team.
Uniformly high standards of service throughout East Africa
Personalized customer services
High quality Global Network of Leading International Forwarders.
Practical understanding of local possibilities, limitations and regulations within East Africa
Excellent connections with all the major carriers and Shipping lines operating within the region.
Diverse range of services to cover all the logistic requirements for our customers

Additional Information

Our Clientele

Throughout our service network Wiseway has established itself as a one stop centre for all the logistical needs of its clients. With a fully dedicated team of staff we have been able to service both corporate and individual customers in the SME and public sector. For a long period we have been
Kenya-China bilateral trade hits record Sh144 billion

The value of bilateral trade between Kenya and China hit Sh144 billion ($1.8 billion) in 2016, with the Asian nation promising to encourage Chinese firms to import more as a way of addressing the trade imbalance between the two countries. China’s ambassador to Kenya, Mr Liu Guangyuan, said the va Read more text
China opens up market to 4,000 African products

Kenya’s major imports from China include textile, electronics and footwear. Exports include cut flowers, tin ores and concentrates. Trade imbalance has been blamed on the distance between China and Africa that makes exports uncompetitive due to transportation costs and African nations (and com Read more text
China blames African importers for inferior products

China has distanced itself from accusations of flooding African markets with sub-standard products. It instead blamed traders from the continent for ordering manufacturers to produce cheap products at the expense of quality. However, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Minister in charge of Africa and Read more text