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Demand grows for express road freight service

09 Nov 2012 - by Staff reporter
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A dedicated express
roadfreight service covering
Mozambique and other
African destinations
has been established by
Namgola in order to counter
“uncontrollable delays
involved with consolidations
and part loads,” says Hannes
Rust, one of the founders of
the company.
“This service is ideal for the
exporter who only has a pallet
or two, and who cannot afford
the usual delays that form part
of consolidation shipments,”
he says.
Namgola has 1-, 4-, 8- and
12-ton vehicles leaving for
Mozambique on a daily basis,
in addition to tri-axles and
super-links moving dedicated
loads door-to-door.

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