AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTrade and freight: The African Development Bank approved a $200 million trade-finance facility for TDB, expected to support more than $1 billion in transactions. Nigeria has also integrated 27 airlines and 20 shipping lines into a single-window platform. Ports: Ghana is investing $98 million in Takoradi Port’s Berth 19 to expand bulk-handling capacity; construction is also set to begin on a separate $137 million ship-repair facility there. Urban transport: Oando and LAMATA are rolling out electric buses in Lagos, while Uganda plans a regional shipping line and expanded inland-water transport to cut costs. Rail: Nairobi’s Talanta City rail link is targeted for completion in December, ahead of AFCON 2027. Air links: Air Peace and Ethiopian Airlines have signed an interline deal to improve connectivity across Africa and beyond. Logistics: Malawi’s fuel supply faces pressure as local firms park tankers while foreign hauliers continue operating.
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