Export Logistics Support Foundation

United in sacrifice. Bound by faith
We remember. We honor.

Happy Martyrs Day 🇺🇬

From freight to family, she carries it all

we see her. We celebrate her.♥️

Following the July 2024 launch of the Lake Victoria Logistics (LVL)
Facility in Bukasa-Bwerenga, Kawuku, Uganda made a bold move in
export logistics. With 14 tanks holding 70 million litres, a 256-meter
jetty and two fuel tankers, this hub is built for efficiency.

It’s expected to cut transport costs by 50% and reduce emissions by
90,000 tons per trip a big deal for a landlocked country.
This isn’t just better logistics; it’s a smarter way to trade.

But here’s the question:
Is this enough to shift Uganda’s export game or do we need
more than infrastructure to truly compete?

Today we celebrate the true engine of progress -people.

Happy Labour Day🤝

From the grave to grace Easter reminds us that hope always rises.

Wishing you a peaceful and blessed Easter Monday.

Celebrating love and joy with our loved ones.

HAPPY EASTER

We remember a love so powerful
Good Friday isn’t the end it’s the beginning of grace

HAPPY GOOD FRIDAY

Not all storage is created equal.

Choosing the right facility can mean the difference between perceived value and lost produce. Think beyond just space, think safety, climate, and care.

But here’s the big question, As Uganda, do we really have the storage capacity we need? Can we reliably store both temperature-sensitive goods at scale or are our systems failing producers before the market even begins?

Stay tuned for more insights from an expert as we unpack the realities of storage in Uganda.

Do you know who you're dealing with before handing over cargo or cash? No more ghost clearing agents. Do you get border gridlocks? Not anymore. Unfair contracts? Still signing a deal only for the buyer to change the terms last minute?

For too long, Ugandan traders and logistics operators have lost millions to fake freight brokers who vanish with deposits, border delays that spoil perishable goods and unfair contracts that leave small businesses stranded.

Finally, the setback is yet to be resolved with the and this will benefit all parties that is the traders, exporters and the logistics firms.
This isn’t just a policy, it's practical protection for the people who keep Uganda’s economy moving.

So, have you faced these trade challenges? What else should be fixed?

Grateful for the blessings of Ramadan and the joy of Eid