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4.8 Democratic Republic of Congo Transporter Contact List 4.8 Democratic Republic of Congo Transporter Contact List Company Location Physical Address Name Email Phone Description of Services Website (s) Number Provided (office) Kananga Av. Des Cadets, Q Kasonga (0)81933285 | (0)971040560 SNCC /Kamayi Kitenge Kananga Ilunga GTM Ntambwe Kananga CRND Kananga ETS LOFILS Kananga ETS ASPHAR Kananga ETS REHOBOTH Kananga Rond-Point Immo Stani MONA LUXE SARL kasaï, Blv Lumumba, C muela /Kananga Kananga Maman Maman Bébé Bébé Kananga Bruno Bruno Kananga Bufalo Bufalo Kananga Av Du Commerce n°1, KAPUTA KAPUTA WA Q/ Industriel, C/ WA KAPUTA Mico Kananga KAPUTA Mico Kananga Charles SAM BILANGA SPRL Kamba se Tshikapa C/Dibumba Gustave [email protected] E Les Exploits de Kany Dieu Kinshasa ADO [email protected] 999958811 ELIOS BUSINESS Road transport LONGO CENTER Kinshasa PRINCE [email protected] 999984530 TRANSBOOM Road transport LONGAYO Kinshasa BIENVENU [email protected] 810741899 ETS MWANA MAY Road transport MWANAM AY Kinshasa DAVID [email protected] 0998768978 LOFILS Road transport OMALANGA /0814950638 Kinshasa SYLVAIN [email protected] 997339493 ETS NZUKA Road transport ANGANDA /998500034 /810393539 Kinshasa SERGE [email protected] 0815008599 EBAMU Road transport KONGOLO /09973893202 /0813974889 Kinshasa MARCEL [email protected] 0994892495 KABONGO NSENDA Road transport KABONGO /09976604415 /0994901506 /0825080531 Kinshasa SERGE [email protected] 243813023014/ N&N PARTNERS Road transport MUHIMA Kinshasa SERGE [email protected] 0999752233 ETS F.B Road transport ZUY /0999902888 Kinshasa LADJO [email protected] 854900601 MUBI TRANS Road transport MUBI Kinshasa DEDE [email protected] 0843520660 CONGO EMERGENT Road transport MBEVO /0824222938 Kinshasa MARIE [email protected] 814609432 SOCODAM Road transport NOEL /0993226090 Kinshasa OMAR [email protected] 0998311400 SOGETRA SARL Road transport BARCAT /0823575949 Matadi - Kin VINCENT [email protected], 0817710000 NRJ Road transport GILLET [email protected] /0999935529 Matadi - Kin DIRCK [email protected] 811440553 SOTRACO Road transport SOENEN /0999930309 Goma MODE [email protected] 998513662 JAMBO SAFARI Road transport MAKABUZA Page 1 Goma Gervais [email protected] 998611720 ASTN Road transport KANANE Goma ANTOINE [email protected] 994042594 MSON M.L Road transport MUSANGA NYA Goma CLARK [email protected] 993030999 GROUPE RUBUYE Road transport RUBUYE Goma Jacques [email protected] 991715300 MSON MBIZA Road transport Whymil Goma HIGIRO [email protected] 0974205273 LOGO MUVITO Road transport JOSEPH /0974205273 Goma JOSE [email protected] 998802743 TMK Road transport ESSELEN Bukavu MANGAIK [email protected] 997741219 ETS KIDUMA Road transport O /856164684 MUTONDO Bukavu DONATIEN [email protected] 998348123 ETS NAMEGABE Road transport /992040526 Bukavu JAMAA [email protected] 998674066 JAKAG Road transport LUKUBA /853509666 Bukavu KIMENGEL [email protected] 853167942 ETS KIMENGELE Road transport E TWETEBU RO Bukavu Luc [email protected] 997705586 ETS MALUMU Road transport MATESO Bukavu MAURICE [email protected] 998667818 ETS NTAKO BAJIRA Road transport NTAKO BAJIRA Bukavu MUKUPI [email protected] 994407962 ATM Road transport MYANGO /859421009 Bukavu ATPEML [email protected] 999469745 ATPEML Road transport Bukavu Joseph [email protected] 994407962 ETS MERCI Road transport MUKUDI SEIGNEUR Kindu AMISI [email protected] 813143543 ETS DIEU MERCI Road transport MAGANA /[email protected] /0994174719 /0859605002 Kindu MBINGA [email protected] 0853911754 ETS TINDI MBINGA Road transport /0810941643 Kindu NA [email protected] 0994415337 ETS DECOUVERTE Road transport /0812252035 /0853933207 Kindu KANGOMBE [email protected] 0994415337 ETS KANGOMBE Road transport /0812252035 /0853933207 Kindu SELEMANI [email protected] 813285117 ETS SELEKA Road transport /853911754 /0853938100 Kindu YUSUFU NA 995097730 ETS YUSUFU Road transport /859693630 Bunia Jules [email protected] 817627984 ARADJABU Road transport ANEGOYA Bunia ABEINGI [email protected] 0990340311 ETS BAYE Road transport BAHIGA /812642122 Bunia KABAGAM [email protected] 0815312220 ETS LES IDOLES Road transport BE /[email protected] /0994067236 Bunia PATRICK [email protected] 0810464935 CONGO NILE Road transport /0814758000 /0997707000 Bunia BASSA [email protected]; 0811702605 ETS PAMOJA NA Road transport NDRODZA [email protected] /0998490360 YESU /0998660727 Bunia DHEDDA [email protected] 0993397310 ETS DHEDDA Road transport MANDRO /[email protected] /0810464935 MANDRO /0844451588 /+256757260915 Bunia NICOLAS [email protected] 810932446 ETS NICOLAS Road transport CLAEYS CLAEYS Bunia KWONKA [email protected] 0823218705 ETS KONKA Road transport BOMERA /[email protected] /0810464935 BOMERA /+256783996430 Bunia LOBO [email protected] 0817489343 KARBA ZOKPA Road transport KARBA /+256773446751 Page 2 Bunia LOGO [email protected] 0815037092 GOOD MORNING Road transport MANDRO /[email protected] /0819608908 /0994332002 Bunia BOCHU [email protected] 0998689543 SERVICE PETRO Road transport DHEKANA /081650821 Bunia GIRESSE [email protected] 810102267 ETS DIEU BENIT Road transport AGENONGA /[email protected] Bunia GIRESSE [email protected] 256782501000 STE GAD777 ET Road transport AGENONGA /243973682008 CHRIST TRANSPORTERS COMPANY Bunia LIOKANIA [email protected] 243811534031 ETS LOKANIA LINA Road transport LINA /998491135 FRANCK Gbadolite AMADOU amadouimbambadore@gmail. 0813505506 ETS DORES ET Road transport IBAMBAD com /09972201160 FRERES ORE Gbadolite LOUIS [email protected] 813855555 ETS LOUIS Road transport PHILIPPE PHILIPPES AUGUSTE Gbadolite WENGA [email protected] 811539783 ETS PARADOXE Road transport KELEMASI Gbadolite Evans [email protected] 2,43806E+11 ETS TOZ ET FRES Road transport LOZOLO Gbadolite NZOMBA [email protected] 816315558 ETS SOPA MOTO Road transport Gbadolite GBANGO [email protected] 817354049 ETS VILLE DE Road transport KARAWA Gbadolite SULUBIKA [email protected] 0817856879 ETS JEBEN Road transport /0810624040 Gbadolite MANGBU [email protected] 816108167 ETS MANICO Road transport Gbadolite CLAVER [email protected] 816311792 ETS SHIKO Road transport SHIKO Gbadolite WILLY [email protected] 817126470 ETS SINDA OUMAR Road transport DEBO Gbadolite BOLIA [email protected] 820968808 ETS VAPA Road transport Gbadolite SAMAKE [email protected] 816630200 ETS SAMAKE Road transport Gbadolite BALEBILA [email protected] 0992851082 ETS BAZILE Road transport /0817126260 Gbadolite Gregoire bangambingogregoire@gmail. 0817126903 ETS BAZA Road transport BANGAMB com /0998237856 INGO Gbadolite Michel [email protected] 0811510180 ETS ANGUMO ET Road transport LISANGI /0842217235 FRERES Gbadolite NA [email protected] 0814053425 ETS MOTO FILS Road transport /0853432640 Lubumbashi DIMITRI [email protected] 991240998 ETS MULENDA Road transport MULENDA KIYANA Lubumbashi FIDEL [email protected] 997024344 ETS MWENDA MSIRI Road transport MUKEMBE Lubumbashi MARCEL [email protected] 0994901506 ETS KABONGO Road transport KABONGO /0999402777 NSENDA Lubumbashi GEORGES [email protected] 998588542 ETS COGELU Road transport MONTALB ETTI Lubumbashi NA [email protected] 818881122 UT-TRUCK SARL Road transport Lubumbashi NA [email protected] 814010987 ETS KALUMBA WA Road transport NSUNGU Lubumbashi GAFUNDU [email protected] 843300300 GLOBAL MINING Road transport KATANGA Lubumbashi NA [email protected] 995582098 ETS TRANS BANYKO Road transport Lubumbashi SONKUE [email protected] 818156376 GROUPE MUKALAY Road transport MUKALAY /[email protected] NSENGA Page 3 Lubumbashi JOHN NA 0810198455 CRAIDI ONG Road transport /0816313600 Lubumbashi [email protected] 0844105531 TAWAKAL Road transport /0818081149 LOGISTICS SARL Lubumbashi Andy [email protected] 993238098 BOLLORE AFRICA Road transport MUKENDI LOGISTICS Lubumbashi KASEREKA [email protected] 998497471 CETA Road transport Kalemie WASSO T [email protected] 811527365 ETS DIEU EXISTE Road transport ENDILONG /[email protected] /0813035076 PARTOUT E EMMANUEL Kalemie OMARI [email protected] 811896565 ETS DIEU PARTAGE Road transport KALUMBU SA Kalemie BUGOMA [email protected] 812404438 ETS BWANA ASIFIWE Road transport NDOBESA /0851922996 Kalemie JEAN [email protected] 243820098038 LOGITEC CONGO Road transport BOSCO /243995676946 MAHANO BASHUGI Kalemie BAROU [email protected] 811716032 SYSTÈME DE Road transport /[email protected] PRODUCTION Kalemie RICKY [email protected] 823589295 ETS LUHEMBWE Road transport LUHEMBWE PONYO Kalemie NGOY [email protected] 816638282 ETS NGOY KAMONA Road transport KAMONA /[email protected] DENIS KASAI KILUMBU [email protected] 0997598073 ETS KILUMBU ET Road transport /0815464952 FRERES KASAI DAVID [email protected] 0998768978 ETS LOFILS Road transport OMALANGA /0814950638 KASAI MARCEL [email protected] 0994892495 ETS KABONGO Road transport KABONGO /09976604415 NSENDA /0994901506 /0825080531 KASAI MUSASA [email protected] 0815791747 ETS MAISON Road transport /0856149974 MUSASA KASAI NGUNDU [email protected] 817211223 MAISON LKD Road transport KASAI BETU [email protected] 998275698 ETS F.B Road transport /[email protected] KASAI NZUKA [email protected] 0997339493 ETS NZUKA ET FILS
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