Maputo Corridor News Today

European Commission president said the EU wants “win-win” results.

The European Union has made Namibia a key part of a major infrastructure development plan it is rolling out to rival China's Belt and Road Initiative.

BRUSSELS, Belgium, 25 October 2023 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Yesterday, on the eve of the Global Gateway Forum, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

The news in the past about Sanral was focused on the battle between Outa, the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, and the Gauteng e-toll system. But more recently, a new battle has opened up over a new BEE scoring system. 

State-owned rail companies from Botswana and South Africa are seeking funding for a 3-billion pula (R4.1bn) railway line between the two countries to transport commodities including coal.

Mozambique's Port of Maputo has reported a record cargo handling performance in 2022, with volumes up a fifth, in stark contrast to a double-digit fall at SA's ports.



Dawie Scholtz, GM of the newly built Maputo Port Fruit Terminal, explains why they should be considered as an additional export port.

A sophisticated crime syndicate is stealing millions of rands worth of fuel by exploiting a design flaw at the Kriel Power Station in Mpumalanga.

As fuel prices soar, an ageing Eskom power station in Mpumalanga is the hub of a sophisticated theft operation siphoning off fuel worth millions of rands – with help from corrupt officials, trucking companies and police.

Leading transport event tackles the key challenges of inter-Africa trade expansion In 2021, the Port of Maputo achieved a new handling record of 22.2 million tons, representing 21% year-on-year growth compared to the previous year’s handling volume of 18.3 million tons. A reflection of a post-Covid market recovery, Mozambique’s Maputo Port Development Company (MPDC) CEO Osório