BAJ Freight and Logistics Limited : Ghana’s Logistics Flagship
Celebrating a decade in existence, BAJ Freight and Logistics Limited continues to propel the reputation of Ghanaian freight forwarding services on the international stage.
Starzs Marine & Engineering : Nigeria’s Port of Call
Starzs Marine & Engineering has become a go-to shipyard operator for vessel owners calling in and out of Rivers State.
DSM Corridor Group : Tanzania’s Cargo Curator
DSM Corridor Group continues to provide award-winning cargo handling services at the port of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s trading gateway
GIG Logistics : Exceeding Expectations
GIG Logistics is striving to transform customer experience and raise the logistics bar across the African continent.
Orange River Tankers : Transforming Transport
Leveraging more than 30 years’ experience, Orange River Tankers continues to set the transit standard across SA’s wine industry.
Makupa Transit Shade Container Freight Station
Makupa Transit Shade Container Freight Station continues to boost efficiency at the Port of Mombasa after a decade in operation.
FP Du Toit Transport Group : Driven to Deliver
For the past 50 years the FP du Toit Transport Group has engrained itself into the fabric of Namibian and Central African supply chain operations. It has exponentially grown into being one of the largest privately-owned transport companies in Namibia.
Storage Management Systems : The Strongest Link
South Africa’s Storage Management Systems is ensuring that its customers’ warehousing setups can serve modern-day commercial operations across numerous industries.
Fargo Courier : Efficiency and Excellence
Fargo Courier has grown exponentially over the past 15 years from humble beginnings, to now boast an award-winning, market leading array of supply chain services.
Car & General : Power for Better Living
The ever-expanding client base and geographic footprint of Car & General is set to be compounded by more efficient and sustainable operations as a new CEO lays out his vision for future development.
