RAIL AT THE CENTER OF LANDLINKED ZAMBIA 2026
The regional movement toward a “Land-Linked Zambia” Africa is gaining unstoppable momentum, backed by massive infrastructure investment and world-class technical partnerships.
Following the confirmation of six major SADC ports, we are proud to announce that the “Iron Spine” of Southern Africa, TAZARA, Zambia Railways Limited (ZRL), and the Southern African Railway Association (SARA) is officially joining the conversation at Land-Linked Zambia 2026.
This year, the dialogue is further strengthened by the participation of global industry leaders Traxtion and Plasser & Theurer, bringing unparalleled private-sector expertise and engineering precision to the table.
Why this matters for our Stakeholders:
Modernized Infrastructure & Engineering: With the €50 million (K1.4 billion) EU Grant dedicated to rehabilitating the Livingstone-Ndola line, the focus is on long-term sustainability. The involvement of Plasser & Theurer ensures that Zambia’s tracks are being maintained and upgraded with the world’s most advanced track-tamping and maintenance technology.
Private Sector Power & Capacity: The entry of Traxtion, Africa’s largest private rail operator, signals a new era of efficiency. Their expertise in locomotive leasing and maintenance complements the $20 million deal to refurbish ZRL’s high-powered GT units, ensuring that mining houses and bulk shippers have access to a reliable, consistent fleet.
Strategic Nexus: From the Lobito Corridor to the $1.4 billion TAZARA revitalization, Zambia is the central hub where these multi-billion dollar “Physical Highways” meet.
When rail, sea, and private enterprise connect, the cost of doing business drops. At Land-Linked Zambia, you aren’t just hearing about the future of transport; you are meeting the partners who are providing the horsepower and the hardware to make it a reality.
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