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RAIL AT THE CENTER OF LANDLINKED ZAMBIA 2026

March 31, 2026March 31, 2026 Constance

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.… Read More Here

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DRC, Zambia, and Tanzania Move to Modernize Southern Central Corridor

March 29, 2026March 29, 2026 Constance

DRC, Zambia, and Tanzania Launch Initiative to Secure and Upgrade Southern Central Corridor The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zambia, and Tanzania are collaborating to secure and modernize the southern section of the Central Corridor, a strategic trade route linking the port of Dar es Salaam to key commercial and mining hubs in the region. Local media reports indicate that representatives from the three countries met on March 24, 2026, in Lubumbashi to review and approve feasibility studies aimed at improving the flow of goods and enhancing security along the… Read More Here

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SADC REGIONAL PORTS CONFIRM PARTICIPATION IN LANDLINKED ZAMBIA 2026

March 26, 2026March 29, 2026 admin

As Land-linked Zambia (LLZ) 2026 fast approaches, all six key SADC ports have confirmed participation, namely Beira, Dar es Salaam, Durban (Transnet), Lobito, Nacala, and Walvis Bay – highlighting the importance of strengthening multimodal corridors, improving efficiency, and enhancing connectivity between SADC and international markets. As the Zambian government targets the production of 3 million MT of copper by 2031, these ports will not only feel the weight and the responsibility of this target but also the need to advance their technologies along the corridors as they continue to serve… Read More Here

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EU Launches Trade and Digital Skills Projects to Strengthen the Lobito Corridor

March 25, 2026March 25, 2026 Constance

European Union Invests €11 Million in Lobito Corridor Projects to Boost Trade, Logistics, and Youth Employment in the DRC The European Union has launched two strategic development projects along the Lobito Corridor on Monday, March 23, 2026, in Kolwezi, Lualaba Province. The first project, valued at €6 million, focuses on facilitating trade by simplifying customs and regulatory procedures, improving cross-border efficiency, and reducing administrative bottlenecks. The second project, funded with €5 million, aims to strengthen digital skills among young people living along the corridor, equipping them with competencies that can… Read More Here

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Zambia Railways Secures Financial Advisor to Drive $60 Million Infrastructure Upgrade

March 22, 2026March 22, 2026 Constance

Zambia Railways Partners with Pangaea Securities to Raise $60 Million for Rail Modernization Zambia Railways Limited has appointed Pangaea Securities as Transaction Advisor to help secure US$60 million in financing from Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) and private investors. The funding initiative marks a key step in revitalizing the country’s rail network and strengthening its role in regional trade and logistics. The planned financing will complement a €50 million grant provided through the European Union under its Railway Sector Support Programme (RSSP). The program is designed to rehabilitate critical sections of… Read More Here

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DRC Signs Deal to Build Strategic Dry Port in Kwala, Tanzania

March 14, 2026March 14, 2026 Constance

DRC Signs Concession for Kwala Dry Port in Tanzania to Cut Logistics Costs and Boost Trade The Democratic Republic of the Congo is advancing its strategy to strengthen trade competitiveness by developing new logistics infrastructure aimed at improving the efficiency of its import and export supply chains. Authorities in Kinshasa have signed a concession agreement with Boston Developers Ltd for the construction of a dry port in Kwala, Tanzania, a project designed to streamline cargo handling and reduce the logistical bottlenecks affecting Congolese trade. The initiative is being led by… Read More Here

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DRC Pushes for $1 Billion World Bank Financing to Accelerate Lobito Corridor Development

March 14, 2026March 16, 2026 Constance

DRC Seeks $1 Billion World Bank Funding to Boost Lobito Corridor and Regional Trade The Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is intensifying efforts to secure international financing for the development of the Lobito Corridor, a major infrastructure project aimed at improving regional connectivity and boosting trade. Speaking in Washington during the World Bank’s “Transforming Transportation” global forum, the Congolese Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works, John Banza Lunda, called for an acceleration of the financing process for key infrastructure linked to the corridor. The meeting took place… Read More Here

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The Kazungula Gateway: Unlocking Seamless Trade in Southern Africa

March 7, 2026March 7, 2026 Constance

Southern Africa is witnessing a major shift in how trade moves across its borders, and at the center of this transformation is the Kazungula Bridge. The opening of the Kazungula Bridge, which connects Zambia and Botswana across the Zambezi River, represents a significant step toward strengthening regional trade and logistics. During the launch of the authority, the President, alongside his Botswana counterpart, Duma Boko, reaffirmed the unwavering commitment to enhancing trade and economic integration between the two neighbours. Spanning 923 metres and constructed at a cost of approximately US$259 million,… Read More Here

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Bridge Collapse Disrupts DRC’s Key Copper Export Route

March 5, 2026March 5, 2026 Constance

Flooding Collapses Bridge Near Zambia Border, Disrupting Congo’s Major Copper Export Route Severe flooding has cut off one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most important copper export routes after a bridge collapsed near the country’s southern border with Zambia. The damage has disrupted the movement of trucks carrying copper from the Central African copperbelt, a critical source of supply for global markets. The collapse occurred just south of the border crossing at Kasumbalesa Border Post, the busiest crossing point between the two countries and a vital gateway for copper… Read More Here

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Kazungula Bridge Authority Commissioned to Drive Regional Integration

February 26, 2026February 26, 2026 Constance

Zambia and Botswana Commission Kazungula Bridge Authority to Boost Trade on the North–South Corridor Zambia and Botswana have officially commissioned the Kazungula Bridge Authority, reinforcing the strategic importance of the Kazungula Bridge as a vital trade and transport link across the Zambezi River. The milestone was marked during a ceremony in Kasane, underscoring the bridge’s growing role in advancing regional integration and economic development. Speaking at the launch, Hakainde Hichilema described the bridge as more than a national infrastructure project, calling it “a shared asset belonging not only to Zambia… Read More Here