DRC’s Sakania-Banana Corridor Set to Cut Logistics Costs and Boost Trade
Sakania-Banana Trade Corridor Expected to Reduce DRC Transit Costs by 30% and Boost Regional Commerce The development of the Sakania-Banana transport corridor could reduce container transit costs in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by between 25% and 30%, strengthening the country’s logistics network and improving access between key production centres and consumer markets, according to a new study by the Centre for Research in Public Finance and Local Development (Crefdl). The report, presented in Kinshasa on October 23, highlights the transformative economic potential of the corridor, which is expected…
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