Logistics Overview
Zambia, the heart of the Central African Copperbelt, is landlocked and depends on corridor logistics — Dar es Salaam via TAZARA/road, Durban via the North–South Corridor, and Walvis Bay via the Trans-Caprivi route.
Infrastructure Advantage
Copper exports dominate southbound and eastbound flows, competing for trucks with inbound mining supplies and fuel — backhaul economics shape rates. The Lobito Corridor railway to Angola is emerging as a western outlet. Border efficiency at Kasumbalesa, Chirundu, and Nakonde drives timelines.