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Who we are

A Dar es Salaam haulier that treats the border as part of the job.

Boaz Group Ltd has been moving cargo out of Dar es Salaam since 2020. We own the trucks, employ the drivers and hold the clearing licence — which is why we can be held to a date.

Our story

One truck, one corridor, a lot of queuing.

The company started with a single prime mover shuttling containers between Dar es Salaam port and inland depots. The freight was the easy part. What cost clients money was the border — entries lodged late, documents that did not match the manifest, trucks idling at Rusumo while someone in an office chased a signature.

So we became a licensed clearing and forwarding agent ourselves rather than subcontracting the part that actually determined the transit time. Today the declaration is lodged before the truck leaves the yard, and the same operations desk that booked your load is the one that answers when you ask where it is.

Six years on we run 3 company-owned prime movers across five corridors, from a yard and warehouse in Vingunguti. It is a small fleet on purpose: we still turn down loads we cannot deliver on time, because that is cheaper than an apology.

Quality is our definition. On this corridor that means one thing: the cargo arrives when we said it would.
Boaz Mushi, Managing Director

At a glance

Years on the Central Corridor
6
Border posts we clear through
6
On-time delivery, last 12 months
96.4%
Company-owned prime movers
3
Head office
Dar es Salaam

How we work

Four things we do not compromise on.

  • Say the real date

    A transit estimate we can hit beats one that sounds good on a quote. If a border is slow this week, you hear it from us first.

  • Own the paperwork

    Most delays are documentation, not distance. We pre-lodge before dispatch and treat a stuck entry as our problem, not the client's.

  • Our trucks, our drivers

    We do not hand your cargo to an unvetted subcontractor and hope. The driver on the road is on our payroll.

  • One name on the file

    Every consignment has a named transit controller. You call a person who already knows the load, not a queue.

Milestones

How the corridor network was built.

  1. 2020

    Founded in Dar es Salaam

    Started moving containerised cargo between the port and inland depots.

  2. 2022

    First Rusumo crossing

    Opened the Kigali corridor and registered as a licensed clearing and forwarding agent.

  3. 2024

    Namanga and Mutukula lanes

    Added departures to Nairobi and Kampala, and a dedicated border desk.

  4. 2026

    Five corridors, one desk

    Serving Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, DR Congo and Burundi on company-owned trucks.

Leadership

The people who answer when something goes wrong.

  • BM

    Boaz Mushi

    Managing Director

    Founded the company in 2020 after years in port logistics. Still signs off every corridor rate.

  • NS

    Neema Shirima

    Operations Manager

    Runs the transit desk and the border escalation path across every corridor.

  • PM

    Peter Massawe

    Head of Customs & Compliance

    Licensed clearing agent. Owns pre-lodgement, entry accuracy and revenue-authority relationships.

  • GK

    Grace Kileo

    Fleet & Workshop Manager

    Keeps the fleet roadworthy, insured and on its service intervals.

Fleet

Owned, maintained and tracked in-house.

Every unit is serviced on interval at our own workshop, with maintenance logged by the driver against the plate number. Insurance and roadworthiness are checked before dispatch, not at the border.

  • Prime movers

    Scania, Volvo and Howo units

    3 units

  • Skeletal trailers

    40ft and 2 x 20ft container configurations

    Matched to load

  • Flatbed & curtain-side

    General and palletised cargo

    Matched to load

  • Partner capacity

    Vetted carriers for volume peaks — named to you upfront, never silently

    On request

Compliance

Licences and cover.

The documents that let a truck cross a border without an argument. Certificates are available on request during onboarding.

  • TRA-licensed clearing and forwarding agent
  • COMESA Yellow Card on every unit
  • Goods-in-transit cover through licensed Tanzanian underwriters
  • EAC Single Customs Territory pre-lodgement
  • TANROADS abnormal load permitting
  • Annual roadworthiness inspection across the fleet

Working with us for the first time?

Onboarding takes one call. We will send the licence pack, agree payment terms and give you a named transit controller before the first load.

Start onboarding