The Addis Metro will comprise two lines – one from east to west and the other from south to centre. (Image source: HernnPiera/Flickr)
Sub-Saharan Africa’s first light rail system or metro was inaugurated in Addis Ababa, said the head of the Ethiopian Railways Corporation Getachew Betru
Ethiopia is developing its transport sector in a bid to provide a boost to its economy. (Image source: AtifGulzar/sxc.hu)
The Ethiopia-Djibouti railway line is expected to begin operations early next year, according to project officials
Tanzania will construct a standard gauge railway line, in addition to uprading existing railway lines to harmonise it with the ones in southern and central Africa. (Image source: Pixabay)
The East African nation is working with countries such as Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia in a bid to boost its railway infrastructure
Nigeria transports only 0.1 per cent of its freight by rail, and GE hopes to boost the locomotive sector in the West African nation. (Image source: Bobolink/Flickr)
General Electric (GE) has plans to increase revenue from Africa to around US$10bn by 2020, by specifically targeting the railway, energy and health sectors in Nigeria and Ethiopia
The Cital plant has assembled 20 trams to date for use in Algerian cities. (Image source: Cital)
A three-company joint venture (JV) Cital has inaugurated a tramway assembly and maintenance site in Annaba, Algeria
Genuine Volvo Parts are specifically developed, tested and approved to get the very best results from your Volvo machine. (Image source: Volvo CE)
The project carries an estimated total cost of US$12bn. (Image source: The Republic of Ghana Presidency)
The transaction will give TotalEnergies an interest in hydropower projects in Uganda, Rwanda and Malawi. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Bobcat has included additional features to enhance the visibility around the machines. (Image source: Bobcat)
By localizing production, Stellantis is contributing to job creation, skill development, and technology transfer in Egypt. (Image source: Stellantis)
South Africa's president Cyril Ramaphosa highlighting the Electricity Regulation Amendment Act as a game-changer in tackling load shedding and ensuring long-term energy security. (Image source: Africa Energy Chamber)
A50 underscores the company’s commitment to meeting evolving customer needs by providing more choices and improved operational capabilities. (Image source: Volvo)
AfDB commits $2.5bn to Tanzania for roads, rail, airports, and connectivity. (Image source: East African Community)
Peter Njenga, CEO and managing director, KenGen (PHOTO CREDIT: KenGen)
RBM has now committed to approximately 500MW of renewable energy through various PPAs. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
