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Africa Needs Focus on Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Skills

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Lagos-Ibadan rail now connected to Apapa port, contractor says

Lagos-Ibadan rail now connected to Apapa port, contractor says CCECC said that the connection was done on January 25. The China Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC) has said that it has linked the Lagos-Ibadan rail tracks to the ever busy Apapa port in Lagos. In a tweet on Monday, CCECC said that the connection was done on January 25. The company, which has been handling the Lagos-Ibadan rail project said it connected the rail tracks to the port with the “successful pouring of the last 25-meter monolithic track bed superstructure of Apapa Port Break Bulk Line.” The Apapa port handles the most number of inward cargoes in Nigeria, accounting for about 39 per cent of total inward cargoes.

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Gridlock: 8 72km Apapa port link to Lagos-Ibadan railway project ready for take-off — Contractor

Translate Gridlock: 8.72km Apapa port link to Lagos-Ibadan railway project ready for take-off Contractor On As local pre-paid meters producers in Lagos kicks off operation end of February By Olasunkanmi Akoni The contractor handling the over $1.6 billion Lagos-Ibadan railway project has completed been fully connected to the Apapa port in Lagos awaiting inauguration by President Muhammadu Buhari. The contractor, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, CCECC, disclosed in a statement that the linking of the port to the rail track was completed on Monday, January 25, 2020. The statement reads, “On the morning of January 25, 2021, with the successful pouring of the last 25-metre monolithic track-bed superstructure of Apapa port breakbulk line, the Lagos-Ibadan railway was officially connected to the Apapa port in Lagos.

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Ethiopia launches construction of Chinese-contracted railway project to improve petroleum transportation - World News

2021-02-01 07:06:04 GMT2021-02-01 15:06:04(Beijing Time) Xinhua English AWASH, Ethiopia, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) The Ethiopian government on Sunday launched the construction of a Chinese-contracted railway project that is expected to improve petroleum cargo services in the East African country. Ethiopia, a landlocked country highly dependent on imported-petroleum products, laid the cornerstone of the railway project connecting the central Ethiopian market town of Awash and Djibouti, which is contracted by China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC). Currently, the country has built the Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway in the central-eastern part, and the Awash-Kombolcha-Woldia railway in the north, to facilitate petroleum cargo services. The new project is part of Ethiopia s aspiration to connect strategic railway lines.

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Building last SGR section will employ 15,000 youths

Building last SGR section will employ 15,000 youths 01 Building last SGR section will employ 15,000 youths MORE than 15,000 youths from across the country are expected to benefit from job opportunities in the Standard Railway Gauge (SGR) final part from Mwanza to Isaka in Shinyanga Region. Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) managing director Masanja Kadogosa. The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) managing director Masanja Kadogosa said at a stakeholders’ consultative conference deliberating on an action plan and private sector involvement in the fifth lot of the SGR project. Kadogosa said the project will cost 3trn/- and will provide formal jobs to 15,000 people with 75,000 casual employment.

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