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The company currently has an established fleet of
465 container vessels and an intake capacity of
around 2.6 million TEU. Its global sailing schedules
cover 200 routes and calling at 315 ports, allowing
the company to deliver cargo almost anywhere in
the world.
Its sea freight offering is complemented by its inte-
grated warehousing and haulage services, which
enable them to offer a true door-to-door service.
MSC believes in operating as independent national
carriers, this means the company is able to offer
clients a global service with unrivalled local knowl-
edge. The company has trained, experienced ex-
perts available for its full range of services, includ-
ing reefer, out-of-gauge, break-bulk, and each of
its trade services.
Mercury
Express Log
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Tigger Foden
Managing Director
2336, Kabelenga Road
Lusaka
Tel: +260 211 257 361/64/65
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Mercury offers a variety of Express Logistics so-
lutions with international services (international
courier, international collections, air freight, cross
border road freight (South Africa to Zambia), Sea
Freight, Repair and return, corporate sourcing, and
online shopping) and also Domestic Services (city
courier, domestic courier, freight in a hurry, domes-
tic road freight, managed warehousing and distri-
bution, customs, special services, and same day
services to selected parts of Zambia).
Mercury Express Logistics began operations in
Zambia in 1994 under the name of Mercury Couri-
ers. In direct response to the needs of customers
over the last decade, Mercury has diversified its
operations and developed into a full service logis-
tics company.
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Tony Irwin
Managing Director
Kenneth Kaunda International Airport
Lusaka
Tel: +260 211 252 452
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Proflight Zambia is an airline based in Lusaka that
serves the business community and tourism indus-
try. Following the demise of Zambia’s two national
carriers, Zambian Airways and Zambezi Airlines,
Proflight Zambia now operates the largest fleet of
aircrafts in Zambia, operating both scheduled and
charter flights.
Proflight Air Services was founded in 1991 by ex-
Zambia Airways pilot, Tony Irwin. He began operating
charters within Zambia and the region. In 1997, he
obtained his first license to operate flights to Mfuwe.
In 2004 Proflight Air Services attracted new investors
and formed Proflight Commuter Services, which be-
gan operating scheduled services to the Copperbelt,
Luangwa Valley, Victoria Falls, and Lower Zambezi.
In 2013, Proflight began regional scheduled services
to Lilongwe, Malawi and in 2014, to Lubumbashi,
DRC.
Today Proflight Zambia continues to serve the busi-
ness community and provides a vital service to Zam-
bia’s tourism industry.
Sabl
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Iabal Y. Allo
Managing Director
P.O. Box 219, Lusaka
Tel: +260 211 273 933
Fax: +260 211 272 245
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Sable Transport and Construction Limited was incor-
porated in 1980 as a private limited liability company
registered under the Laws of Zambia. Its main activi-
ties are based on sable construction and commercial
farming.
