Swift Freight International to continue focusing on the African continent

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Swift Freight International to continue focusing on the African continent

13-May-2008

Swift Freight International, a unit of Dubai-based Swift Group, announced it would continue focusing on the African continent as its core market (Emirates Business 24/7, 11-May-08).

The company is plans to open up new offices in Zimbabwe, Senegal, Mozambique, Angola, Sudan, Ivory Coast and other countries in West and Southern Africa.

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