Africa’s roads hold back trade

AS AFRICAN econ­omies expand and trade volumes in­crease, governments are under growing pressure to modernise ageing transport systems that have struggled to keep pace with demand. For landlocked countries in particular, efficient rail networks are seen as critical to lowering transport costs, easing pressure on roads and connecting mines, farms and industries to regional poTransport…

Subscribe to read full article. Subscribe today

Related posts

WB boost forebodes FDI boom, new dawn

Sanganai Expo interest grows

‘Emulate China’s land tenure system’

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Read More