Namibia Seeks Consultant for Railway Qualification Framework
Namibia’s Ministry of Works and Transport invites expressions of interest to develop a Railway Qualification Framework, backed by African Development Bank financing.
Namibia’s Ministry of Works and Transport invites expressions of interest to develop a Railway Qualification Framework, backed by African Development Bank financing.
ARCCLA and Maqta Technologies sign a strategic agreement to operationalise Angola’s Single Logistics Window, enhancing efficiency and integration in the logistics sector.
Nigeria partners with China to develop a $60bn 4,000 km high-speed rail network, boosting trade, connectivity, and infrastructure growth.
Hitachi Rail installs Centralised Traffic Control on Egypt’s busiest line, boosting capacity, safety, and journey times between Cairo and Alexandria.
Transnet’s Cape Town Container Terminal achieved 62% above target, handling 19,931 TEUs in July 2025. The milestone reflects investment, leadership, and improved operations.
At the 14th SARA Conference, Transport Minister Barbara Creecy outlined South Africa’s rail reforms, PRASA recovery, TRIM’s role, and continental integration plans.
Menar gains conditional access to the Transnet rail network, enabling coal and manganese transport and boosting South Africa’s rail reform drive.

The African Development Bank and Casablanca Finance City co-hosted a strategic dialogue in Morocco to advance private sector engagement in the AfCFTA, culminating in the Casablanca Call to Action to enhance trade, infrastructure, and economic integration across Africa.
Uganda outlines its Tenfold Growth Strategy to reach a $500 billion economy by 2040, with strong private sector opportunities in ATMS sectors and infrastructure.
South Africa’s Department of Transport will host the inaugural National Transport Conference from 6 – 8 October 2025 in Gauteng, uniting government, industry, academia, and civil society to develop a shared agenda for an efficient, safe and sustainable transport system.
The Africa Finance Corporation’s Development Impact Report reveals US$50 billion GDP impact, 7 million jobs created, and major progress in renewable energy, infrastructure, and climate-smart projects across 36 African countries.
President El-Sisi reviews Egypt’s port modernisation and rail projects, including high-speed trains, monorail developments, and key seaport expansions.
Carena invests 12.5 billion FCFA in a 12,000-ton floating dock for its Abidjan shipyard, strengthening ship repair capacity in West Africa.
Angola and Japan strengthen ties with agreements for the Amboim Deepwater Port and CFAO Academy Angola, boosting infrastructure and skills development.
CFM Mozambique invites expressions of interest for consultancy services to support environmental and social studies for the Machipanda Railway.
Djibouti and South Sudan sign MoU to develop White Nile river and dry ports, enhancing trade corridors and regional logistics integration.