PIDA Steering Committee meets in Abuja to review PAP2 progress, strengthen coordination and accelerate the delivery of Africa’s priority infrastructure projects.
CAMRAIL invites international bids for the supply of 512,700 metres of 54kg rail for the Douala–Ndjamena corridor project. Deadline 19 May 2026.
Deputy Minister Mkhuleko Hlengwa calls for climate-resilient transport systems in South Africa to strengthen infrastructure, logistics, and economic growth.
The Johannesburg Declaration sets out South Africa’s long-term transport strategy, focusing on infrastructure investment, regional integration, logistics efficiency, sustainability and public transport reform across the SADC region.
Rail infrastructure is emerging as a key enabler of Africa’s trade expansion, improving inland connectivity, reducing logistics costs, and supporting AfCFTA-driven freight growth across strategic corridors.
TAZARA’s concession with CCECC aims to boost freight capacity, improve efficiency and attract private investment across the Central Corridor rail network.
Exxaro reports 2025 results with revenue of R41.8 billion, stable EBITDA and increased HEPS, alongside a strategic manganese acquisition to expand its portfolio.
Uganda Railways Corporation invites bids for the rehabilitation and overhaul of 300 wagons to restore fleet availability and improve freight operations.
TAZARA deploys additional Udzungwa train services between Mlimba and Mang’ula as heavy rains disrupt roads and leave passengers stranded in Tanzania.
SimFer delivers first iron ore shipment to Dalian, marking a milestone for the Simandou project and strengthening Guinea–China supply chains.
Namibia and Botswana advance the Trans-Kalahari Railway and Walvis Bay corridor to boost regional trade, copper exports and logistics competitiveness.
Six SADC ports confirm participation in Land-linked Zambia 2026, highlighting multimodal corridors, copper export growth, and regional trade connectivity.
SimFer reports progress on the Simandou project in Q1 2026, with first iron ore exports, 73% mine completion, and continued rail and port development.
CAMRAIL invites international bids for the supply of rail turnouts and expansion joints under the World Bank-funded Douala–Ndjamena corridor project. Deadline 19 May 2026.
Namibia railway transport grew 12.4% in 2025, rebounding from 2024 decline and outperforming the wider transport sector as road, air, port and airport activity slowed.
Bombela Concession Company concludes the Gautrain concession on 28 March 2026, handing over a R45–R50 billion rapid rail asset after nearly two decades of operational excellence, reliability and economic impact in Gauteng.