To conduct international trade in South Africa, you must understand some basic information about the country, rather than the main ports?

The Republic of South Africa, abbreviated as South Africa, is an African country located in southern Africa and is known as the "Rainbow Country". South Africa is the only country in the world with three capitals: the administrative capital (the seat of the central government) is Pretoria, the judicial capital (the seat of the Supreme Court) is Bloemfontein, and the legislative capital (the seat of the parliament) is Cape Town.

South Africa is located at the southernmost point of the African continent, with latitudes ranging from 22 to 35 S and longitudes ranging from 17 to 33 E. To the east, west, and south are the Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, and Southern Ocean, with a coastline of 3000 kilometers. The Prince Edward Islands, located 1920 kilometers southeast of Cape Town in the Atlantic Ocean, are also part of South African territory. It borders the Republic of Namibia, the the Republic of Botswana, the Republic of Zimbabwe, the Republic of Mozambique and the Kingdom of Eswatini in the north, and the Kingdom of Lesotho, a "country within a country". The Cape of Good Hope is located at the southwestern tip of Africa.

The first railway in South Africa started in Cape Town in 1959 and ended in Willington. With the development of gold mines, the railway was rapidly constructed. In 2008, the Republic of South Africa had 20872 kilometers of narrow gauge railways, each measuring 3.5 feet (42 inches). By 1970, approximately 11% of the railways had been electrified. The highway is 362099 kilometers long, with only 73506 kilometers paved with asphalt. Due to the lack of inland shipping in this area, and the availability of sea freight between ports, there may not be a railway connection, such as the lack of direct land transportation links between the ports of Derban and East London.

South Africa has 12 ports, including 6 main ports. South African ports mainly include Cape Town, Durban, East London, Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth, Pretoria, and South African ports. The specific introduction is as follows:

Cape Town ZACPT South Africa

Durban ZADUR South Africa

East London ZAELN South Africa

Johannesburg ZAJNB South Africa

Port Elizabeth ZAPEL South Africa

Pretoria ZAPET South Africa

KuhacoegaZAZBA South Africa

Mossel bay ZAMOB South Africa

Port Alfred ZAPAI South Africa

Richard Bay ZARIB South Africa

Saldanha bayZASAB South Africa

SimonstownZASIM South Africa

Rocket Logistics South Africa Air Transport and South Africa Sea Freight's tax inclusive and non tax exclusive dedicated lines generally call at Johannesburg, with a geographic longitude of 28.0473051 and a latitude of -26.2041028 in Johannesburg. One of the main ports on the South African route

Johannesburg is the largest city in the Republic of South Africa, located on the highlands of the upper Val River in the northeast, with an elevation of 1754 meters. The population was 1.713 million (in 1984). Established in 1886, it was originally a mining station and developed into a city with the discovery and mining of gold mines. Located in the center of the world's largest gold mining area and South Africa's economic hub. There are over 60 gold mines within a 240 kilometer area nearby, as well as numerous industrial and mining cities, accounting for about half of South Africa's total industrial output value.

There are large mining machinery, chemistry, textiles, electrical machinery, automotive assembly, rubber and other industries in the city and suburbs of Johannes. Many large companies and banks have their headquarters set up here. There is an international air station in Smotz, 24 kilometers northeast of China.

In Nguni language, Johannesburg is called "Egobi", meaning "gold". It, along with other regions of Gauteng Province (Soto for "Land of Gold"), forms the center of economic activity in South Africa.

Johannesburg covers an area of approximately 269 square kilometers and is the largest city and economic center in South Africa. It is also the largest city in southern Africa and the largest gold production center in the world. More than half of the population is black.

Standard time zone:+2 time zone UTC/GMT+2 hours

Longitude and Latitude: Latitude: 26 ° 08 'S Latitude: 27 ° 54' E Longitude

Telephone area code: Country code:+27 (South Africa) Region code: 11

Johannesburg is rich in minerals, with the production of gold, platinum, antimony, diamond, asbestos, and reserves of uranium, manganese, chromium, fluorite ranking among the world's top, as well as coal, iron, copper, aluminum, zinc, etc. The mining industry is the main pillar of national income. The main industrial sectors include food, tanning, textiles, machinery manufacturing, metallurgy, etc.