TNPA has completed 75% of the R20 million Newark Road upgrade at the Port of Richards Bay, improving access and cargo flow efficiency ahead of the December 2025 completion date.
Glencore’s Khampepe Khitsane outlines how unlocking rail capacity, improving supply chain security, and developing rail-linked hubs can strengthen mineral logistics and support economic growth.
Barberry Holdings’ Anand Moodilar outlines how rail reform, community security initiatives, and third-party access can restore volumes, cut costs, and drive South Africa’s GDP growth.
Zambia plans to triple copper output by 2031, but skills shortages could limit growth. Can the country develop the workforce needed to meet this ambitious target?
Eskom has leased five historic steam locomotives to New Cape Central Railway Ltd for five years, ensuring their preservation and ongoing heritage value.
Colossal Concrete Products discusses sleeper manufacturing capacity, open access, and opportunities for regional integration at SARA 2025.
Ethiopian Railways Corporation and COIPA Italia sign a strategic agreement to modernise Ethiopia’s railways and boost bilateral economic ties.
CAF wins three contracts with Egypt’s NAT to modernise and maintain Cairo Metro units on Lines 1 and 2, strengthening its presence in Egypt.
CILTSA and ICFF have signed a landmark MoU to raise standards, enhance skills development, and create clear career pathways in South Africa’s logistics, customs, and freight forwarding sector.
Zambia finalises a US$1.4 billion TAZARA concession with CCECC to upgrade rail infrastructure, boost freight capacity, and expand regional transport links.
EBRD and Egypt launch €10m facility to drive PPPs and private investment in sustainable infrastructure, supporting green growth and climate goals.
Cape Town Container Terminal adds nine new rubber-tyred gantry cranes as part of a R3,4 billion investment, driving efficiency, higher throughput and export growth.
Colossal Concrete Products highlights its sleeper manufacturing capacity and pan-African project solutions at SARA 2025, supporting Africa’s rail reform and growth.
Alexandra Célestin has been appointed as World Bank Group Country Manager for the Republic of Congo, effective 1 October 2025, to lead country strategy and stakeholder engagement.