Tough Gong Freighters Limited, founded in 2010 in Mombasa, Kenya, began as a small cargo clearing and forwarding service. Recognizing the need for reliable logistics solutions in East Africa, we focused on delivering efficient freight forwarding, customs clearance, and cargo transport services to businesses across the region.
Over the years, we expanded our operations to include sea, air, and road freight, as well as warehousing and supply chain management, serving importers, exporters, and local businesses alike.
Our strategic Main Office at NSSF Building, 8th Floor, Room No. 822P, Nkrumah Road, Mombasa County positions us close to key ports and transport networks, enabling faster and more secure deliveries.
Today, Tough Gong Freighters Limited is recognized as a trusted logistics company in Kenya, committed to timely, safe, and cost‑effective cargo solutions. With over a decade of experience, we continue to connect businesses to global markets with excellence, transparency, and professionalism.
Dependable road transport services across Kenya and neighboring countries with timely delivery guaranteed.
Efficient sea freight solutions via the Port of Mombasa for containerized and bulk cargo shipments.
Samuel Walubengo
“Tough Gong Freighters Limited has consistently delivered our cargo on time through Mombasa Port and across Kenya. Their communication is excellent, documentation accurate, and pricing transparent. We rely on their logistics team for all our import and distribution needs without hesitation”
Christine Aguilar
“Our company has worked with Tough Gong Freighters for regional freight and container transport, and their efficiency stands out. From customs coordination to final delivery, the process is seamless, professional, and dependable. They truly understand the logistics industry in Kenya..”
Bruce Rogers
“We trust Tough Gong Freighters Limited for warehousing, cargo handling, and nationwide distribution. Their team is responsive, experienced, and committed to safe cargo movement. They have helped streamline our supply chain and reduce operational delays significantly.”
