Where we operate
Our Network
A US trucking base connected to international gateways and trusted partners in Kenya.
United States
Our base in North Kansas City sits at the centre of America’s highway and rail network. From here we serve commercial lanes across the continental United States — subject to route coverage, fleet availability and operating authority — and move export cargo to the gateways that serve East Africa:
- New York / New Jersey — East Coast ocean gateway
- Savannah and Baltimore — East Coast ocean gateways
- Houston — Gulf ocean gateway
- JFK, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas and Miami — air cargo gateways
Kenya
Air cargo arrives at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi; ocean cargo at the Port of Mombasa, East Africa’s largest seaport. The Standard Gauge Railway links Mombasa with Inland Container Depots in Nairobi and Naivasha. Vetted local partners handle customs clearance and delivery to towns across the country, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, Nyeri, Meru and Malindi.
East Africa
Kenya is the gateway to East Africa’s landlocked markets. Through the Northern Corridor we help coordinate onward cargo to Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi and eastern DRC, and road freight to Tanzania and Ethiopia.
Kenya services Shipping routes All countries
How we choose partners
Every partner in our network is selected for reliability, licensing, communication and care of cargo. We work with licensed customs agents in Kenya, vetted air and ocean carriers, and qualified US carriers when extra capacity is needed. If a partner does not meet our standard, we do not use them.
Uganda, Rwanda & East Africa: FAQs
Can you ship to Uganda through Kenya?
Yes. Cargo can arrive at Mombasa and travel along the Northern Corridor to Uganda via Malaba or Busia.
Can you ship to Rwanda?
Yes, via the Northern Corridor through Kenya and Uganda, or via Dar es Salaam.
Can you ship to South Sudan?
Yes, via Mombasa and Uganda to Juba, subject to routing and security checks.
Can you ship to Tanzania?
Yes, via Dar es Salaam or through Kenya and the Namanga border for northern Tanzania.
Can you ship to eastern DRC?
Yes, typically via Mombasa and Uganda to towns such as Goma and Bunia.
Can you ship to Ethiopia?
Yes. Ethiopia mostly imports through Djibouti, and southern Ethiopia can be reached via Kenya and Moyale.
What is the Northern Corridor?
The main transport route from Mombasa through Kenya to Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and eastern DRC.
What is transit cargo?
Cargo passing through one country to another under customs bond, without being cleared for use in the transit country.
Where is duty paid on cargo for Uganda?
In Uganda, when the transit cargo is correctly declared from the start.