Innovators on the corridor

The future runs this lane.

Cargo Link is a young team with new trucks and 30 years on the road between them. 500 successful loads between South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Hazardous certified. Offices at both ends of the route.

Cargo Link trucks lined up beside the coast

500+

Successful loads

South Africa to Zambia · Zambia to South Africa · Zimbabwe to South Africa · South Africa to Zimbabwe · New fleet · Hazardous certified · 500 successful loads · One Africa · What we carry, we carry true ·

South Africa to Zambia · Zambia to South Africa · Zimbabwe to South Africa · South Africa to Zimbabwe · New fleet · Hazardous certified · 500 successful loads · One Africa · What we carry, we carry true ·

One Africa. What we carry, we carry true.

Successful loads
Combined experience
Offices, SA and Zambia
Certified for hazardous
CARGO
LINK
FORWARD THINKING > MOVING FORWARD

Vision

Driven by technology, to move the industry forward.

Cargo Link is built by young operators who treat the road as something that can be improved, not just driven. Technology plans the lane, the paperwork and the truck together, so a load between South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe moves with fewer surprises.

New assets. Real experience. A company pointed at what freight should feel like next.

Corridors

Four lanes. Run like a system.

South Africa to Zambia, Zambia to South Africa, Zimbabwe to South Africa, and South Africa to Zimbabwe.

South Africa → Zambia

Gauteng and Durban to Lusaka and the Copperbelt

The lane we run most often north. The crossing is chosen for the week, not from habit.

Borders

  • Beitbridge
  • Chirundu
  • Kazungula
  • GBR
  • Kopfontein

Cargo

Mining, industrial, bulk, general freight and hazardous.

Fleet

New metal. Operators who think ahead.

The fleet is new. The people are young, with 30 years of road freight between them. That is the mix: fresh assets, and judgement earned on Beitbridge, Chirundu, Kazungula, GBR and Kopfontein.

Cargo Link truck parked above the coast
Cargo Link truck loaded with bulk bagsTarped Cargo Link combination on the open roadCargo Link trucks staged at night with covered loads
A Cargo Link truck with a covered load at night

How we work

Built by people who still ride the route.

  • The lane first

    Southbound or northbound is planned against the border, not just the kilometres.

  • The commodity

    General, mining, bulk, project and hazardous. If it needs a certificate, we already carry it.

  • The people

    A young team, more than 30 years of road-freight experience combined.

  • The proof

    500 successful loads between South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Lane planner

Know the lane before the truck rolls.

The crossing, the backup, and the window. What we check before a truck is committed.

Gauteng → Lusaka

South Africa → Zambia

Crossing
Beitbridge and Chirundu, or Kazungula via GBR or Kopfontein
If it locks
GBR or Kopfontein into Botswana, then Kazungula
Window
4–7 days yard to yard

Northbound dwell at Beitbridge is the variable. Pre-clear before the truck joins the queue.

Say hello

Tell us about the load. We'll take it from there.

A lane, a question, or a date you need the truck. Write it in plain language. Someone at Cargo Link reads it and writes back. The address stays off this page.