From where, to where?
Provide the collection and delivery addresses, including any site access restrictions. Identify the collection contact and receiving contact if available.
ROAD TRANSPORT
Domestic road transport within South Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), alongside cross border transport. Share your collection point, destination, and cargo requirements so we can confirm the arrangements for your shipment.

The right starting point is a clear description of the job. Where is the cargo collected? Who receives it? What must be considered when loading, transporting, or unloading it?
Send these requirements to our team. Route availability, vehicle suitability, timing, and any special arrangements need to be confirmed for the individual shipment.
Discuss your shipmentBEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
A complete brief makes it easier to review the movement and clarify what is required.
Provide the collection and delivery addresses, including any site access restrictions. Identify the collection contact and receiving contact if available.
Describe the goods, packaging, number of units, weight, and dimensions. State any handling requirements or restrictions that affect the load.
Include the requested collection date, delivery window, and receiving hours. Highlight any deadline that affects your customer commitments.
Explain the loading and unloading arrangements, equipment available, and documents required. Flag anything that must be agreed before dispatch.
DURING THE SHIPMENT
Confirm the collection arrangements and that the cargo is ready for the agreed movement.
Use the shipment reference to identify the load and follow its recorded departure.
Review available milestones and their timestamps. Ask for clarification when an update affects your plans.
Check the recorded delivery status and raise any handover issue using the same shipment reference.
SHIPMENT INFORMATION
Public tracking is for a specific shipment reference. My AfricaLnx is for customers who need to review all the records associated with their account.
Tracking shows the latest available record. A reported location is not a continuous GPS feed, and an estimated delivery date may change as the movement progresses.
Track a shipment