Integrated Moçâmedes Bay Development Project Set for October 2025 Opening
Angola’s Moçâmedes Bay project will open in October 2025, featuring a new jetty, container terminal, and upgraded port infrastructure to boost regional logistics.
Angola’s Moçâmedes Bay project will open in October 2025, featuring a new jetty, container terminal, and upgraded port infrastructure to boost regional logistics.
De-Sadel Consortium has successfully retrofitted and test-run Africa’s first LNG/Diesel-powered locomotive on the Abuja–Kaduna Rail Corridor, marking a key step in sustainable rail innovation.
SARA panel maps corridor priorities, financing and policy to advance SADC rail integration, featuring Botswana, Zimbabwe, UKEF and BRICS NDB updates.
Kenya launches the Mombasa Commuter Rail Service, linking the city to the SGR terminus at Miritini, easing congestion and cutting travel time.
Key insights from the SARA Conference panel on transforming Africa’s rail operations — addressing legacy systems, open access, PPPs, and infrastructure investment to unlock trade and growth.
Joint Ministerial Committee issues communiqué confirming Kazungula Bridge Authority Board, Host Agreement signing, and 15 October 2025 commissioning.
On 24 September 2025, HM King Mohammed VI launched 20 billion dirhams of major railway projects in Greater Casablanca, including 260 km of new electrified tracks and 48 new trains.
Morocco invests $14bn to expand rail to 3,800 km by 2040, connect 43 cities, and build high-speed links ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, supported by robust digital infrastructure.
Zambia completes the first draft feasibility study for the Zambia-Lobito Railway Project, advancing plans to link Lobito Port with DRC and Zambia’s mining regions.
Afreximbank and South Africa sign a landmark agreement to fast-track infrastructure projects, unlocking $750m investment for economic growth.
De-Sadel Consortium revealed plans for a 320 km/h bullet train network connecting Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Kano at the 2nd International Railway Conference.
VP Shettima calls for railway revival to secure Nigeria’s role as Africa’s logistics hub, highlighting major projects under President Tinubu.
TFR outlines plans to expand rail capacity, enhance cross-border trade and deliver growth through longer trains, new locomotives and regional partnerships.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has recovered all coaches and locomotives, repaired the main line, and begun safety assessments following the 26 August Abuja–Kaduna derailment.
Ecobank, DBSA and RMB secure EUR 230m facility to fund Uganda’s FY2024/25 infrastructure and development projects.