Cold-Chain Logistics · Lusaka, Zambia
Senda Logix moves vaccines, medicines, and medical supplies across Zambia's last mile — with verified temperature control and a complete, auditable record of custody from dispatch to delivery.
A 100% Zambian-owned company · Senda Logix Limited, a subsidiary of Banakwe Co Limited
Why we exist
Senda Logix started with a family conversation. A close relative — a physician working in Zambia's public health system — described what it actually looks like when the cold chain fails quietly: vaccines that arrive too warm to use, medicines that arrive too late, care improvised around gaps that shouldn't exist in the first place.
That gap isn't a knowledge problem. It's a logistics problem — and one that's solvable with the right combination of vehicles, cold-chain discipline, and technology that makes every mile visible. That's what we're building, starting in Lusaka and expanding across Zambia's provinces.
What we do
Temperature-controlled, GPS-tracked transport of vaccines, medicines, and lab specimens between hubs, clinics, and referral labs.
Non-temperature-sensitive supplies carried alongside cold-chain cargo on the same route — one trip, fuller capacity.
A live view of every shipment — temperature history, custody handoffs, delivery confirmation — built around ZAMRA's Good Distribution Practice standards.
The same tracking and compliance tools, licensed to partners who run their own fleets and want the same visibility.
How it works
Cargo is inspected, temperature-logged, and sealed at origin before it ever leaves the dock.
Temperature and location are recorded continuously; cargo locks are geofenced to the approved route.
Receiving staff confirm and sign off digitally, closing the loop at the point of care.
The full trip — every reading, every handoff — lands in the dashboard as a permanent record.
The Glass Pipeline
Most logistics failures in this space aren't visible until it's too late — a fridge that warmed up overnight, a route that ran long, a handoff nobody documented. The Glass Pipeline is our answer: instrument the whole trip, so nothing has to be taken on faith.
Who we serve
National and provincial immunization and essential medicines programs.
Organizations running donor-funded vaccine and medicine distribution programs.
Referral labs that need reliable, temperature-controlled sample transport.
Commercial diagnostics and pharmaceutical distributors serving the Zambian market.
About
Senda Logix is led by Timeyo Banda, a Zambian-born entrepreneur building the company on firsthand knowledge of Zambia's public health system — paired with the logistics, financing, and governance experience it takes to run a serious cold-chain operation.
Leads strategy, partnerships, and financing, drawing on firsthand ties to Zambia's healthcare system.
Co-owner of Senda Logix, supporting the company's long-term direction and governance.
Leads the Glass Pipeline platform — telemetry, cargo security, and the compliance dashboard.
Get in touch
Whether you're moving vaccines, specimens, or essential medicines — we'd like to hear what your supply chain looks like today.
timeyo@sendalogix.com