AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFuel Corridors: Dangote launched a $2.5bn fuel storage and pipeline project at Namibia’s Walvis Bay, with a 600-million-litre terminal and planned 1,700km network to serve six countries. He also raised his Africa investment target to $60bn by 2030. Heavy Haulage: Two 135-tonne transformers reached Zambia via South Africa, Botswana and the Kazungula border post, bound for a 600MW power project. Rail Reform: Grindrod became the first private operator to run a test train on South Africa’s Transnet network, ahead of planned coal haulage in 2027; Zambia also named a preferred bidder for its Lobito rail project. Port Bottlenecks: Liberian importers report shipping delays of up to seven months and rising port fees, as the Freeport struggles to keep pace with demand.
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