“Gabon’s Future Andem International Airport Expected by 2029”
The Andem Airport is a project that has been under discussion for around 15 years, and its realization is now…
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Chad and Cameroon to Inaugurate the Yagoua-Bongor Bridge (620 meters) This Monday
The construction of the bridge, entrusted to the Razel Cameroun–Razel Fayat–Sotcocog consortium, was officially launched in late February 2020 in…
Trade Between Kenya and China’s Hunan Province Increases by 79% in the First Quarter
Trade between China’s Hunan Province and Kenya reached a record high in the first quarter of 2025, totaling 420 million…
MOROCCO – “ONCF Holds Its Board Meeting Under the Banner of Performance and Sustainable Commitment”
The National Railway Office (ONCF) held its Board of Directors meeting under the chairmanship of Mr. Abdessamad KAYOUH, Minister of…
The Gambia and Senegal Join Forces to Strengthen Road and Air Transport Infrastructure
On Wednesday, April 23, 2025, The Gambia’s Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure (MOTWI) concluded a three-day bilateral engagement with…
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Central African Republic: President Faustin-Archange Touadéra Launches Construction of the 221-Kilometer Gouga–Mbaïki–Bangui Road
The project, which aligns with the African Development Bank’s Country Strategy Paper for the Central African Republic, marks a major…
AGL: Strategic Extension with CAF, Logistics Serving African Football
African logistics giant, Africa Global Logistics (AGL), has just confirmed another victory beyond terminals and warehouses: the renewal of its…
DRC seeks boost in digital logistics from Tunisia
The government of Democratic Republic of Congo seeking Tunisian tech expertise to boost digital sector. The government of Democratic Republic…
“Senegal Plans to Relaunch the Dakar – Tambacounda SGR Project”
The modernization and reconfiguration of the Dakar – Tambacounda railway line is a long-standing project that had been shelved by…
IMO to implement laws to curb shipping emissions
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has officially agreed to implement a legally binding plan starting in 2028 to reduce greenhouse…