Week: 2024-03
SNIM Mauritania Signs MoU At COP28 To Explore Clean Energy For Trains
SNIM Mauritania, during COP28, signed an MoU with Chariot and TotalEren to explore clean energy possibilities for its trains. SNIM is committed to reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to sustainable energy sources.
Malawi Joins As Sixth Member State Of The Central Corridor, Enhancing Regional Trade And Connectivity
Malawi's accession to the Central Corridor Transport Facilitation Agency (CCTTFA) is set to revolutionise regional trade and connectivity in Africa. Explore the implications of this strategic move for infrastructure development, reduced trade costs, enhanced trade competitiveness, and increased regional integration.
Nigerian Railway Corporation Confirms Imminent Resumption Of Aba-Port-Harcourt Train Services
The Nigerian Railway Corporation is on track to soon restart the Aba-Port-Harcourt train service, with Engr. Fidet Okhiria, the Managing Director, leading a comprehensive review and assurance of service resumption, focusing on safety, service reliability and infrastructure improvements.
Angolan Sovereign Wealth Fund Reviews Longonjo Construction Progress
Pensana - Explore the latest progress in the Longonjo construction project, funded by the Angolan Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSDEA). Discover how the rehabilitation of the Benguela railway and the Lobito Corridor plays a pivotal role in this crucial infrastructure development, boosting Angola's economic growth.
Port Of Maputo Reaches New Level With Record Volumes Of 31.2 Million Tons
In a landmark year, the Port of Maputo, operated by MPDC, reached unprecedented cargo volumes of 31.2 million tons, highlighting Mozambique's growing economic strength and enhanced rail and road cargo capabilities.
All-American Rail Group to Connect Luanda Railway to the Democratic Republic of Congo
Landmark agreement by All-American Rail Group to enhance Angola's railway transport network by connecting Luanda Railway with the Democratic Republic of Congo, fostering economic growth and regional trade.