Our corebusiness areas.

Tanzania is our base and our gateway. From there we serve the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, Uganda and Kenya, along with wider African markets as our supplier and distribution networks grow.

Yes. Products such as sodium cyanide and sulphur are supplied strictly in accordance with applicable laws, permits, licences and safety requirements. The permitting sits inside the same workflow as the shipping and clearance, not beside it.

Yes. The published portfolio reflects what we move most often, not the limit of what we supply. Where a client has a requirement, we source it against specification through our international manufacturer network.

Yes. Clearing and forwarding is a standalone service line — cargo documentation, customs clearance, port and terminal coordination, transit documentation, inland transport, container movement, cross-border transit and delivery coordination.

All three, deliberately. The delay and cost in regional trade tend to appear at the handovers between those roles. We hold them together so that one party is accountable from the manufacturer's gate to the client's.

Tell us the product, the volume, the destination market and the date it is needed. We come back with sourcing, routing, an indicative timeline and the compliance requirements that apply.