CRCC Breaks Ground on Algiers Metro Extension – Its First Metro Project in Algeria
CRCC has commenced construction on a 9.575km extension of Algiers Metro Line 1, marking its first metro project in Algeria with nine new underground stations.
CRCC has commenced construction on a 9.575km extension of Algiers Metro Line 1, marking its first metro project in Algeria with nine new underground stations.
Track laying is complete on the 135km priority section of Algeria’s 575km desert heavy-haul railway, linking Gâra Djebilet mine to national and port networks.
CRCC will supply 60,000 tonnes of steel rails for Morocco’s Kenitra–Marrakech high-speed railway, marking China’s first export of high-speed rail steel to Africa.
PRASA has signed a 5.5% wage agreement with UNTU and SATAWU, ensuring no retrenchments and boosting employee wellbeing and organisational sustainability.
The Zambian Ministry of Transport affirms no TAZARA job losses and outlines a 600% freight increase under a historic concession, boosting regional trade.
PRASA confirms cooperation with the Hawks after a search warrant was executed at its offices. The agency reaffirms its commitment to transparency and accountability.
Nigeria breaks ground on the Oyo Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone, supported by AfDB and partners, boosting food systems and rural economies.
Zak Steel showcases its new 1:12 Secant turnout, built on concrete sleepers and designed for 22-tonne axle loads, tailored for Cape gauge rail in Southern Africa.
Transnet welcomes the conviction of 26 individuals for stealing copper cables and infrastructure worth R29 million in the Free State.
The Beitbridge border post is enhancing regional trade efficiency through SADC-led initiatives, 24/7 operations, streamlined border agencies, and the adoption of advanced trade facilitation measures aimed at boosting intra-SADC trade and regional economic integration.
Gautrain Management Agency secures ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 certification, reinforcing quality, sustainability, and health standards in public sector governance.
Mozambique commemorates 130 years of Caminhos de Ferro de Moçambique (CFM), highlighting the railway’s role in national development and regional integration.
Loram’s UC1200 and TLU undercutters restore ballast strength and drainage by removing fouled material, improving track stability and reducing maintenance time.
The South African government has approved R94.8bn in additional guarantees for Transnet to cover debt redemptions and maintain liquidity over the next five years.
Mauritania presents its national railway strategy and north–south rail link proposal at the Global Transport Connectivity Forum 2025 in Istanbul.
EIB approves USD 125 million for SNIM to modernise Mauritania’s iron ore railway and extend the line to El Aouj and Atomai mining sites.
The Railway Safety Regulator appoints Brian Monakali as CEO, ushering in new leadership amid critical rail sector transformation in South Africa.
CSEE and partners SITE and GCF will provide ERTMS Level 2 signalling and telecoms for Morocco’s Kenitra–Marrakech high-speed rail line under ONCF contract.
Senegal’s railway upgrade, led by the TER and Dakar–Tambacounda projects, shows that safety must be the foundation of long-term railway modernisation and integration.
The African Development Bank’s IDEV 2024 Annual Report shares lessons from 13 evaluations, including a focused review of rail and aviation projects, to support its Ten-Year Strategy and strengthen transport sector impact.
Tanzania’s President launches Kwala Dry Port and a modern freight rail service between Dar es Salaam and Dodoma, boosting trade and infrastructure growth.
Knorr-Bremse South Africa now supports most African rail operators directly from its Spartan facility, reducing turnaround times and expanding regional service capacity.
Eswatini Railways highlights two women engineers leading rolling stock maintenance and operations — just in time for Women’s Month.