Sixteen markets. One honest support model.
Sourcing and shipping run on our own China–Africa channel. Installation and support are delivered by CISH engineers and appointed local agents, mobilised from Johannesburg. Each country page tells you exactly how that works there — including what we don't do. South Africa, our home market, has its own dedicated site: cish.co.za.
Angola
OGE 2026 cut VAT on industrial equipment to 5%, with re-industrialisation machinery in the 2% duty class. Bottling, blocks and food lines — página em português.
Linhas de produção em Angola →Botswana
CEDA's value-chain funding, a genuine power turnaround, and the closest market to our Johannesburg engineers — food, packaging and materials lines a day's drive from base.
Production lines in Botswana →Côte d'Ivoire
The DAICE decade: funded industrialisation, the PK24 zone, and real factories following the money. Cassava, packaging and plant-tier materials — written-French support.
Production lines in Côte d'Ivoire →Ethiopia
The 2026 Franco Valuta window changed machinery financing; the parks posted a record export year. Flour milling, edible oil and bottling — with the FX sequence handled honestly.
Production lines in Ethiopia →Ghana
Filling & packaging up 59% in 2024, plastics and recycling up 40% — in West Africa's easiest legal entry point since the 2026 reforms. USD quotes, honest validity.
Production lines in Ghana →Kenya
East Africa's deepest industrial market — and its costliest power, so our lines lead with energy efficiency. Coastal Mombasa economics; first-project terms stated plainly.
Production lines in Kenya →Malawi
Milling is centralising into Lilongwe and Blantyre, and policy wants idle machinery running again. Milling plants and recovery projects — engineered for the ESCOM grid reality.
Production lines in Malawi →Mozambique
Food & beverage, the region's only growing building-materials forming market, and plastics. Payment terms stated on day one. Página em português.
Linhas de produção em Moçambique →Namibia
Walvis Bay is being built into a SADC distribution spine. Beverage, cold chain and materials lines sized to the regional case — with procurement-grade documentation.
Production lines in Namibia →Nigeria
The largest market of our six core markets, led by US$86.3M of plastics machinery. We win where it matters: the part in your hands in days, and whole-line commissioning know-how.
Production lines in Nigeria →Rwanda
Manufacturing doubled its GDP share since 2018 — and the tariff bands make line sizing an energy decision. Milling, recycling and agro-processing in the cleanest system we serve.
Production lines in Rwanda →Senegal
Duty exemption and VAT suspension on approved production equipment — West Africa's friendliest regime. Water, groundnut and materials lines, written-French support.
Production lines in Senegal →South Africa
Our home market and Johannesburg base — served by our dedicated South Africa site: SA-specific price guides, the landed cost estimator, case studies and the local team.
Production lines in South Africa — cish.co.za →Tanzania
Sunflower oil pressing and refining, grain milling, building-materials forming. The most active manufacturing market we serve — 92 projects registered in Q1 2026 alone.
Production lines in Tanzania →Uganda
The region's best policy window: cheaper UEDCL industrial power, record agro-industrialisation funding, 0% duty on capital goods. Milling, oil and feed lines — honestly supported.
Production lines in Uganda →Zambia
Filling & packaging leads (57% food share — the highest of our six core markets). Every quote includes the power solution, and support runs through appointed in-country agents.
Production lines in Zambia →Zimbabwe
Recovery first: idle equipment back to rated output from US$60k. Plus filling & packaging — the category that grew 143% in 2024 — and plastics. USD terms, one border from our base.
Production lines in Zimbabwe →Where the numbers come from: market figures on these pages are 2024 UN Comtrade trade data (the most recent complete year) plus dated in-country sources, each labelled where it appears. We don't refresh a number without a source.
Don't see your country?
Our channel reaches further than our pages. If you're manufacturing elsewhere in Africa, ask — the honest answer might still be yes.