Week: Week 47-2023

Botswana Spearheading Regional Development with Strategic Railway Infrastructure Projects in Line with Vision 2036

Explore Botswana's strategic railway infrastructure projects, including the Mmamabula-Lephalale and Mosetse–Kazungula–Livingstone rail lines, as part of Vision 2036.Including the Trans-Kalahari Railway, which demonstrates Botswana's commitment to regional integration and economic diversification through significant public-private partnerships and infrastructure investment.

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Urgent Call to Boost Rail Investment to Combat Climate Change

Discover the urgent need for enhancing rail investment to combat climate change. This article explores the recent findings on rail’s declining modal share in inland transport and highlights its role in achieving a decarbonised economy. Understand how increased rail investment can support sustainable transport solutions in line with global climate commitments and the upcoming COP28 discussions.

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Scrap Metal Ban is Not Working and Should Not Be Extended

SEIFSA's critique of the scrap metal export ban, a policy measure failing to address infrastructure damage and metal theft. Understand why this ban, set to expire in December 2023, is viewed as an inappropriate solution with negative industrial and economic implications, and how it potentially contravenes WTO standards.

10. Completed

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SAAFF’s Media Statement on the Current Logistics Crisis

SAAFF's latest statement unveils the critical state of South Africa's commercial ports, with 96 vessels waiting at anchorage and a substantial economic cost to the nation. Explore the multifaceted impacts of this logistics crisis, from direct economic losses to widespread supply chain disruptions and the strategies proposed for resolution

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(Left to right) Mr Joseph Ribeiro, Deputy Director General of the African Development Bank for West Africa; Ms Rose Kayi Mivedor, Minister of Trade, Handicrafts and Local Consumption; and Damehane Yark, Minister of Water and Village Hydraulics.

African Development Bank and Government Agree to Accelerate Implementation of 2021-2026 Country Strategy Paper

The Government of Togo and the African Development Bank are intensifying their collaboration to implement the 2021-2026 Country Strategy Paper, focusing on economic diversification and structural transformation. Discover how this partnership aims to foster inclusive growth, enhance governance, and stimulate private sector development in Togo.

10. Completed

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