Gabcon

GABCON uses the services of both Botswana Railways and Transnet to facilitate the movement of containers by rail to and from South African Sea and Dry Ports linking to the rest of the world’s international ports (which means containerised cargo can be shipped on a Through Bill of Lading to Gaborone and Palapye, where we have offices). GABCON uses the services of both Botswana Railways and Transnet to facilitate the movement of containers by rail to and from South African Sea and Dry Ports linking to the rest of the world’s international ports. One of the key strategic goals of GABCON is to create a Regional Container Terminal HUB to facilitate trade within Botswana and the SADC Region as GABCON is geographically placed in the centre of SADC countries. Founded in 1995, Gaborone Container Terminal (GABCON) is an internationally recognised dry port operating in Gaborone and Palapye and is linked to all the World’s international Sea Ports. With our eye on the future, we are continually developing and adapting to meet the demands of the increasing volumes which require quicker turnaround times. Founded in 1995 as a Botswana Railways department, GABCON is now the largest container terminal in Botswana.