Join the Africast Conferences & Exhibitions webinar on 29 January 2025, from 14:30 to 16:00, to explore strategies for transforming transport corridors into economic corridors. Discover the pivotal role of transport in driving economic growth and regional integration across Africa.
Learn how Kenya Urban Mobility Improvement Project (KUMIP), led by Kenya Railways and funded by the World Bank, aims to address urban mobility challenges in Nairobi through rail network expansion, sustainable transit hubs, and modernised systems.
Discover how Trilogical’s RailBlazer revolutionises railcar safety and management with advanced impact analytics. Monitor and analyse impacts, reduce maintenance costs, and extend railcar lifespans with intelligent telematics technology.
Explore how transforming transport corridors into economic corridors can unlock regional growth, enhance trade, and create sustainable jobs in Africa. Join industry experts at the upcoming webinar on 29 January 2025, leading to the Landlinked Zambia conference in April.
Zambia reaffirms its commitment to the operationalisation of the Lobito Corridor. This trilateral initiative with Angola and DRC aims to enhance regional trade, improve logistics, and stimulate economic growth through critical infrastructure projects.
Join the Northern Africa Regional Workshop on Transforming the Railway Sector in Africa on 5 February 2025. Organised by AfDB and CCTTFA, the workshop will explore opportunities to modernise railway infrastructure and promote rail transport in the region.
Join the Southern and Central Africa Regional Workshop on 12 February 2025 to explore strategies for transforming the railway sector in Africa. Organised by AfDB and CCTTFA, this virtual event focuses on challenges, opportunities, and actionable solutions for regional railway development.
Knorr-Bremse South Africa supplies locally manufactured braking systems for the Lobito Corridor wagons, reinforcing safety and reliability on Angola’s transformative rail line.
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency and the African Development Bank renew their partnership to advance quality infrastructure in Africa, focusing on procurement systems, project preparation, and sustainable development.