
Customs Clearance
Cargo documentation and customs formalities completed on arrival and departure.
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Eight services that decide whether a consignment moves on schedule or sits at a port accruing charges.
02Overview
Clearing and forwarding is where most delay in regional trade actually originates. A document filed incorrectly costs more days than a slow vessel, and those days are billed.
Nexus Prime provides the full clearing and forwarding function across every consignment we handle — cargo documentation, customs clearance, port and terminal coordination, transit documentation, inland transport, container movement, cross-border transit and final delivery coordination.
03What we handle
04Service lines
4 service lines, each with its own page.

Cargo documentation and customs formalities completed on arrival and departure.
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Coordination of port and terminal operations from vessel discharge to gate-out.
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The transit paperwork that carries a consignment across regional borders.
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Final-leg coordination from inland transport through to confirmed delivery.
Read more05How we work
These principles govern every consignment we handle, in this area and every other.
Consistent supply and delivery performance, because the operations we serve cannot pause while a consignment catches up.
Products sourced from established international manufacturers and verified against specification before they move.
Full adherence to the laws, permits, licences and safety requirements attached to regulated and hazardous goods.
06Also from Nexus Prime
Most clients use more than one. Combining them is where the cost and the delay come out.
Reagents, consumables and industrial inputs supplied to gold, copper and base-metal operations across the region.
Movement of goods entering the region through Tanzania and onward into land-linked East and Central African markets.
Edible oils, food ingredients, packaged food and fast-moving commercial products moving through the region.
Sourcing from international manufacturers and moving product into — and out of — African markets.