Operating corridors
Fuel supply from coast to Copperbelt
A-flow operates along every major fuel-supply corridor that serves Zambia and the southern DRC: from the Indian Ocean ports of Dar es Salaam, Beira, and Nacala, the Atlantic ports of Walvis Bay and Lobito, South Africa's ports, Lake Tanganyika, and local depots.
Route stages
How fuel moves through our network
Each stage of the corridor has its own risks. A-flow plans, tracks, and documents every one.
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Supply sources
Product is sourced at import terminals, pipeline terminals, or local depots, and loaded under verified documentation and seals.
- Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)
- Beira (Mozambique)
- Nacala (Mozambique)
- Walvis Bay (Namibia)
- Durban & Richards Bay (South Africa)
- Lobito (Angola)
- Kigoma & Mpulungu (Lake Tanganyika)
- Local depots in Zambia & DRC
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Border entry & transit
Loads are tracked through border posts and depots with customs and transit coordination.
- Nakonde
- Chirundu
- Kazungula
- Katima Mulilo
- Mwami–Chipata
- Dilolo (Angola–DRC)
- Ndola terminals
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Zambian Copperbelt & North-Western
Direct delivery to mines, processing plants, contractors, and power generation sites.
- Ndola
- Kitwe
- Chingola
- Chililabombwe
- Solwezi
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DRC border crossing
Cross-border clearance managed to minimise dwell time on the Zambia–DRC border.
- Kasumbalesa
- Sakania
- Mokambo
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DRC mining regions
Delivery to mining and industrial sites across the southern DRC copper and cobalt belt and Tanganyika Province.
- Lubumbashi & Haut-Katanga
- Likasi
- Kolwezi & Lualaba
- Kalemie & Tanganyika Province
Operating somewhere not listed?
We regularly extend coverage to new sites for our clients. Tell us where you need fuel delivered.