Lobito Atlantic Railway Assumes Operatorship of Lobito Corridor 1 Transport and Logistics Angola Mining in DRC Mining in Zambia 

Lobito Atlantic Railway Assumes Operatorship of Lobito Corridor

The Municipal Administration of Lobito has officially handed over the concession of railway and logistics services of the Lobito Corridor to the Lobito Atlantic Railway, a joint venture comprising commodity company Trafigura; international construction and infrastructure firm Mota-Engil; and independent rail operator Vecturis. The transfer of the concession will see Lobito Atlantic Railway lead the operation, management and maintenance of a 1,300km railway connecting the Lobito port to Luau in eastern Angola over a period of 30 years. The railway will extend an additional 400km, running through the Democratic Republic… Read More Here
The Benguela Railway: A Testimony of Friendship and Development 2 Transport and Logistics Angola Mining in DRC Mining in Zambia 

The Benguela Railway: A Testimony of Friendship and Development

In an extraordinary feat of engineering, the Benguela Railway in Angola stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and the determination to overcome monumental challenges. As the final piece of the east-west transcontinental link that connects the Indian and Atlantic oceans, this remarkable project, built by the China Railway 20 Bureau Group Corporation (CR20), has revolutionized regional connectivity and transformed the African rail network. With its immense socio-economic impact, the Benguela Railway is more than just a transportation artery; it symbolizes the enduring friendship between the peoples of… Read More Here
Lobito Corridor to Generate Two Thousand Jobs in the Initial Phase 3 Transport and Logistics Angola News in Brief 

Lobito Corridor to Generate Two Thousand Jobs in the Initial Phase

Around two thousand jobs will be created along the Lobito Corridor when it is fully operational, according to Angola’s Minister of Transport, Ricardo D’Abreu. “On the one hand, there are direct jobs related to all those who will be directly involved in port and railway operations and indirect jobs via other sectors”, he stressed on Tuesday July 4th, in statements. For the consortium, he advanced, there is an obligation to invest in the order of US$450 million in the near future. Read More Here
Almost all roads lead to the Lobito Corridor 4 Transport and Logistics Angola Mining in DRC Mining in Zambia 

Almost all roads lead to the Lobito Corridor

It was only in 1931 that the first shipment of copper from Katanga arrived in Lobito, but the railroad that allowed to bring the riches from the then Belgian Congo, today the Democratic Republic of Congo, was born from a Portuguese law of 1899. At the head of the project was the Scotsman Robert Williams, who had been a friend of Cecil Rhodes and who understood the advantages of the Benguela Railway: for the Portuguese, it made it possible to link the Angolan coast to the Central Plateau and even… Read More Here
Angola begins fiber optic connection tests with Zambia 5 Mining in Zambia Angola Mining in DRC 

Angola begins fiber optic connection tests with Zambia

The Angolan Government started tests for the connection with Zambia, by fiber optics, as revealed on Tuesday June 2th in Luanda by the minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies, and Social Communication. Mário Oliveira made the revelation during a visit by the delegation of the Public Accounts Committees of the Southern African Development Community (SADCOPAC), headed by Warren Chisha Mwambazi. Speaking to the press, at the end of the meeting with the delegation, the minister stressed that the process is part of the desideratum of transforming Angola into a telecommunications hub. … Read More Here
Gasoline price increase doesn't deter illegal trade between DRC and Zambia 6 Oil & Gas Angola Mining in DRC Mining in Zambia Petroleum 

Gasoline price increase doesn’t deter illegal trade between DRC and Zambia

In an environment of expectations, the 9th National Production Banana Fair was opened yesterday 28th June in the locality of Panguila, municipality of Dande, with estimated transactions of 50 million kwanzas expected, thanks to the high flow of suppliers and buyers, as well as an abundant supply of agro-industrial products. The rise in the price of gasoline, from 160 kwanzas to 300 kwanzas (0.39 dollars), is not inhibiting the fuel smuggling business, in the province of Zaire, to the DRC and Zambia, where the liter is being sold at 1.50… Read More Here

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