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Mozambique
16 August 2018

China’s state group aims to link three southern African countries with railroad line
The proposal for the construction of a railway line involving three southern African countries - Mozambique, Zambia, and Zimbabwe - with an estimated cost of US$ 2.5 billion at the outset was presented this year by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group authorities in Harare, local media reported.
10 July 2018

Chinese-funded Moatize-Macuse Logistics Corridor scheduled to launch in 2019
The Moatize-Macuse Logistics Corridor, the largest infrastructure project in Mozambique has reached its final stage, with the launch scheduled for 2019.
04 July 2018

Further delays for the Maputo-Catembe Bridge
The highly anticipated 2.7 km Maputo-Catembe Bridge that will link the Maputo Bay shores will be delayed for a second time this year. The bridge is China’s largest construction project in Mozambique and one that government officials are eagerly awaiting.
11 May 2018

Port revolution for Mozambique
Mozambique is in the midst of the most sustained period of port investment of any African country since independence. A total of $800 million was invested in the Port of Maputo between 2012 and 2016, with another $1.2 billion planned before 2033.
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