Baggage Handling at Abidjan Airport: February 2026 Ultimatum Set to End Operational Failures
By the Logis-T Africa Editorial Team As airport platforms increasingly assert themselves as strategic links in logistics and transport in…
Category: Transports
Logistics and Transport in Africa: Burkina Faso Shippers’ Council Strengthens Dialogue with Burkinabè Shippers
By the Logis-T Africa Editorial Team Defending the interests of shippers remains a central issue for the performance of logistics…
Djibouti and Egypt Strengthen Their Economic and Trade Relations Through Three Major Agreements in Maritime Transport, Logistics, and Renewable Energy
Djibouti and Egypt have reached a new major milestone in strengthening their economic and trade relations through the signing of…
Botswana: India Steps In to Modernise the Country’s Rail and Logistics Infrastructure
By Logis-T Africa The modernisation of railway infrastructure in Southern Africa has reached a new milestone. On December 19, 2025,…
Transport and Transit in Central Africa: The Douala–N’Djamena Corridor Shifts into High Gear
Meeting on 18 December 2025 in Yaoundé, key public and financial stakeholders of the Regional Project for Improving the Performance…
Chad: Parliament Ratifies 12 Bilateral Air Agreements to Strengthen Connectivity and Its Sub-Regional Hub Ambition
Meeting in plenary session on 22 December 2025, Chad’s National Assembly overwhelmingly adopted the bill ratifying twelve bilateral air services…
Burkina Faso: BOAD Funds the Strategic Rehabilitation of the Bobo-Dioulasso–Mali Border Corridor with XAF 20 Billion
The West African Development Bank (BOAD) continues to support key infrastructure projects across the WAEMU region. Meeting on 18 December…
Transport Morocco 2025 : 723 Yutong Buses Ready to Serve the African International Football Tournament with High Quality
Yutong – On December 21, 2025, a grand football carnival for Africa will officially kick off in Morocco. While 24…
Lobito Corridor: The United States Formalizes a USD 553 Million Loan for the Lobito Atlantic Railway
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has signed a USD 553 million loan agreement in support of the Lobito…
Madagascar: Antananarivo Puts Rail Back at the Heart of Its Urban Mobility
After years of waiting and technical challenges, Antananarivo’s urban train is now an operational reality. Officially launched on Monday, 15…