Northern Corridor
Mombasa-Kampala Corridor
Connect landlocked East African hubs directly to Kenya's gateway Port of Mombasa via the Northern Corridor.
The Mombasa-to-Kampala Road Transport Corridor
The Northern Corridor links landlocked East African nations to the Port of Mombasa, Kenya. Spanning approximately 1,100 kilometers to Kampala, Uganda, and extending to Kigali, Rwanda, this route is the commercial backbone of East Africa.
We provide comprehensive cargo forwarding, transit clearances, and bonded trucking to guarantee security across the East African Community.
Key Transit Nodes & Processing
- Port of Mombasa (Kenya): The gateway ocean port. Cargo is discharged and processed under the Single Customs Territory (SCT) framework for seamless transit.
- Malaba Border Post (Kenya / Uganda): The major border gate, featuring joint customs inspection systems to accelerate truck passage.
- Kampala Dry Ports (Uganda): The inland dry ports (e.g. Mukono) where cargo undergoes final customs processing and clearance.
Corridor FAQ
How does the Single Customs Territory (SCT) benefit Mombasa-Kampala shipments?
Under the Northern Corridor SCT framework, taxes are cleared at the port of entry in Mombasa, allowing seamless bonded transit through Kenya directly to destinations in Uganda without duplicate border taxes.
Does the corridor extend to Rwanda and South Sudan?
Yes, our bonded trucking services extend from Kampala further inland to Kigali (Rwanda) and Juba (South Sudan) under unified customs transits.
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