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Built on the corridor

A Kenyan transport company moving cargo where it needs to go, on schedule and accounted for.

Who we are

A young company on an old route

Dontre Outliers Investments Limited was incorporated in Kenya on 21 February 2024. We are a transport and logistics company based in Westlands, Nairobi, operating long-haul cross-border haulage on the Northern Corridor — the trade route carrying the bulk of goods moving between the Kenyan coast and the landlocked economies inland.

We started with one truck and one contract. That is deliberate. In haulage, capacity is easy to buy and hard to keep busy, so we add units against committed volume rather than in anticipation of it. What we have, we run properly.

Tractor unit and trailer

Our people

Who you will be dealing with

A small team, each with a defined responsibility. When you call, you reach the person who can answer.

Ronald Otieno

Director

Oversees the business, its contracts and its commercial relationships. The final point of accountability on any load we carry.

Brian Omondi

Logistics Manager

Runs dispatch, scheduling and route management, and coordinates border and clearing procedures on cross-border movements.

Susan Kinyua

Accountant

Handles invoicing, records and financial reporting, so billing is accurate and documentation is where it should be.

How we work

What we can carry, we say yes to. What we cannot, we say so.

  • Honest capacity If we cannot carry a load on the schedule you need, we tell you rather than accept it and disappoint you later.
  • Documented movement Cross-border cargo generates paperwork at every border and weighbridge. Keeping it correct and complete is part of the job, not an afterthought.
  • One conversation You are not routed through departments. The people listed above are the people handling your cargo.

Where we are going

Growing against demand

Our intention is to expand capacity on the corridor we already know, adding units as committed volume justifies them, and extending into the wider Northern Corridor markets in Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan as those relationships develop.

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