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Botswana Customs Clearing Agents Botswana Customs Clearing Agents Name of Company Postal Address E-Mail Address Advanced Computer System P. O. Box 10077 [email protected] (Pty) Ltd T/A Gaborone Digital Clearing House Andi Tech (Pty) Ltd P. O. Box 41293 Gaborone Tel: 3971677/3971677 BMR Agents (Pty) Ltd P.O Box 999 Gaborone Tel: 3992217 BMR Freight Services P.O. Box 60323 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3165301 Bricarthy Clearing Agents P/Bag X06 Gaborone Bulk Freight (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 402126 Gaborone Tel: 3952192 Calida Freight Services P.O. Box 111 Kasane Cargo Specialists P.O. Box 41443 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3914421 Clakho Import & Export P.O. Box 201281 [email protected] Bontleng Classic Freight Services P.O. Box 20498 Gaborone Clearstory (Pty) ltd P.O. Box 420 Francistown Tel: 2419146 Consolidations Botswana (Pty) P,O. Box 231 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3908236 Denngwaf Investments (Pty) P. O. Box 602412 Ltd Gaborone DHL International (Botswana) P.O .Box 1077 [email protected] Pty Ltd Gaborone Tel: 3912000 Dimotha Investment P.O Box 871 Selebi Phikwe Elliot Forwarding (Pty) Ltd P.O Box 2044 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3912531 Eveready Freight (Pty) Ltd P.O .Box 30504 Francistown Express Cartage P. O Box 41008 [email protected] Broadhurst Tel: 3922801/3922632 Express Link P.O. Box 202031 1 Gaborone Tel: 3926997 Fraser’s International P.O Box 201874 [email protected] (Botswana) (Pty) Ltd Bontleng Gaborone Tel: 3922558 Freight Factors Frontline Investments T/A P/ Bag BO 242 [email protected] Frontline Couriers Gaborone Tel: 3900681 GMR Freight P.O. Box 1444 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3952484 Hotalot Operations (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 403968 reuben@massyn T/A Massyn Moves Gaborone Tel: 3957049 Hoya (Pty) Ltd Hoya Removals P. O. Box 2227 [email protected] &Freight Gaborone Hoya(Pty) Ltd P.O .Box 2227 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3951281 Hyper Transport P.O. Box 402529 Gaborone Imperilog Botswana (Pty) Ltd P.O Box 10077 [email protected] or Gaborone [email protected] Tel: 3186556 Intertrans Commodities Private Bag K42 Kasane Jeffs Enterprises (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 50821 [email protected] Gaborone Tel:3938847 KYA Sands Transport P.O .Box 10310 [email protected] Tati Town Francistown Tel: 2410626 M.D.S Couriers Private Bag T028 Caroline.tlhankane@af_ex.co.za Tlokweng Tel: 3953835 Magnum Freight (Pty) Ltd P/Bag BR335 [email protected] Gaborone Manica Freight Services P.O. Box 1372 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3912677 Melion (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 21715 Gaborone Memoirs Holdings (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 80508 Gaborone Minetech (Pty) Ltd P.O Box 10701 [email protected] Francistown Tel: 2412725 Mogaka (Pty) Ltd T/A The Private Bag 00149/294 Courier Junxion Gaborone 2 Tel: 3936111 Moneylink (Pty) Ltd P.O .Box 1751 T/A Blue Freight Services Gaborone Mr Move Worldwide Mulbridge (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 101 [email protected] Maun Tel: 6860936/949 Nata clearing & Forwarding Private Bag 0016 [email protected] (Pty) Ltd Selebi-Phikwe P.O. 48 Selebi Phikwe Tel: 2615035 Nice Touch Investments P.O Box 402299 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3905954 Nine One One (Pty) Ltd P.O .Box 501464 Gaborone Tel no: 3956924/5 Onketsang Investments T/A P.O. Box 602290 Thasi Transport Gaborone Tel no: 3952192 Pelican Moving Company ( P/Bag 351/479 [email protected] Pty) Ltd Kgale Postnet Kgale View Tel: 3161342 Phoenix Shipping (Pty) Ltd Private Bag BR 211 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3922222 Pinnacle Express (Pty) Ltd P. O. Box 403898 Gaborone Tel: 3935537/89 Mobile: 71895024 Pioneer Clan Botswana(Pty) Private Bag 00250 Ltd Gaborone Pony Transporters (Pty) P/Bag 93 [email protected] Maun Tel: 6860618 Profreight Express (Pty) Ltd P.O.Box 80944 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3901535 Qiao Tai Group(Pty)Ltd P.O. Box 403725 Gaborone R & O Airfreights P.O. Box 41787 Gaborone Rachels Consultancy P.O .Box 987 Lobatse Tel: 5334652 Reliable Investments (Pty) Ltd P.O.Box 10027 Ramotswa Station Tel: 71448688 Rohlig Botswana Box 1973 Lief.rohling@botsnet Gaborone Roll-up Investments(Pty)Ltd P.O. Box 80078 Gaborone 3 Tel: 3132037/2042 Ron Holdings (Pty) Ltd P. O. Box 301201 Tebby Tlokweng [email protected] Tel: 3939856/3913586 Royal Freight (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 60737 [email protected] Broadhurst Gaborone Tel: 3938555 Sanafi Freight T/A Air waves P.O. Box 601636 attymotsumi@yahoo. Gaborone com Tel: 3188574/3938787 SDV(AMI) Botswana Private Bag 172 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3951961 Sebus Clearing & Consultancy P.O .Box 223 Mochudi Speedway Freight Private Bag 00229 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3163271 Surejosi {Pty}Ltd T/A Pula P.O Box 1053 Custom Services Lobatse or Box 25766 Gaborone Tikule Marketing P.O Box 301884 [email protected] Tlokweng Tel: 71394761/3922164/ 5330287 Toots Co (Pty) Ltd P.O Box 602312 Gaborone Tops Operations (Pty) Ltd P/Bag 502157 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 5392805/716605075 Towdar Co (Pty) Ltd, t/a P.O. Box 1333, Dolphine Freight Services Mogoditshane TZ Freight Services Pty Ltd P.O. Box 30509 Tlokweng Union Transport P.O. Box 726 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3913586 Vombvuo (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 3 Sherwood Writech (Botswana) P/Bag 351 suite 388 Kgale View Gaborone Zebra Shipping P.O. Box 502373 [email protected] Gaborone Tel: 3923327 4 .
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