TNPA Signs Multi-Million Rand Terminal Operator Deal with FFS Tank Terminals
TNPA and FFS Tank Terminals sign a 25-year deal to operate Cape Town’s Liquid Bulk Terminal, doubling diesel storage capacity and boosting port efficiency.
TNPA and FFS Tank Terminals sign a 25-year deal to operate Cape Town’s Liquid Bulk Terminal, doubling diesel storage capacity and boosting port efficiency.
Engineer Joster Imbuchi outlines Africa’s path to an integrated railway network through standards, interoperability and a binding continental legal framework.
Amsted Reelin unveils its new brand identity and expanded rail product portfolio, introducing motion control and digital technology to strengthen Africa’s rail infrastructure.
CFB, LAR and Angola Railway Technicians Association (ATECFA) led Rail Safety Week 2025 across the Lobito Corridor, raising awareness among communities about railway safety and responsible behaviour near tracks.
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) reports a 93% performance for 2024/25 and secures its first unqualified audit in nine years, marking strong progress in rail recovery, investment and commuter service delivery.
The Road Freight Association supports the Port of Gauteng initiative, highlighting the need for collaboration between road and rail to achieve an integrated, efficient, and competitive logistics network.
Camrail and Camalco boost investments to enhance Cameroon’s railway infrastructure and support the Minim-Martap bauxite project for sustainable growth.
Airtel Africa and Eutelsat OneWeb have successfully tested satellite internet on a moving train in Sub-Saharan Africa, delivering uninterrupted high-speed connectivity across 669 km of remote terrain.
Commercial banks and DFIs are driving rail expansion in Southern Africa, bridging funding gaps and enabling sustainable infrastructure growth.
The IFC has launched a call for consultancy services to map private sector investment opportunities along the Lobito Corridor in the DRC. Submissions close 16 October 2025.
The IFC has launched a call for consultancy services to map private sector investment opportunities along the Lobito Corridor in Zambia. Submissions close 16 October 2025.
Nigeria’s rail transport sector recorded a 37.65% rise in passenger numbers and a 12.99% increase in freight volumes in Q1 2025, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy is set to grow by 3.8% in 2025, but urgent action is needed to create jobs and harness the region’s growing working-age population.