AfDB pumps K27bn for Nacala Corridor project - The Nation Online

AfDB pumps K27bn for Nacala Corridor project - The Nation Online: AfDB pumps K27bn for Nacala Corridor project
Steve Chilundu June 29, 2019 0 Comments
The African Development Bank (AfDB) on Wednesday granted Malawi $37 million (about K27 billion) financial support for the completion of phase V of the Nacala Corridor project in the country.

Once completed the project is expected to, among other things, improve transport infrastructure in the country that remains a concern for private sector’s doing business in the country.

Second phase of construction of the port of Nacala, Mozambique, begins in March 2017 | Macauhub English

Second phase of construction of the port of Nacala, Mozambique, begins in March 2017 | Macauhub English: "The works of the second phase of the refurbishment and expansion of the Port of Nacala, in Nampula, Mozambique, is due to begin in March next year, in order to increase the port’s capacity to handle cargo in transit, especially for Malawi and Zambia"

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Malawi Signs $104 Million Deal With AfDB | AFKInsider

Malawi Signs $104 Million Deal With AfDB | AFKInsider: "The African Development Bank (AfDB) and Malawi have signed three development agreements valued at US$104 million in the capital Lilongwe.The agreements cover rural water and sanitation infrastructure for improved health and livelihoods, a project to develop the Nacala Road Corridor and the feasibility study for the Lower Shire Watercourse Project."



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BP Mozambique spends US$7 million on renovation of Nacala fuel terminal | Macauhub English

BP Mozambique spends US$7 million on renovation of Nacala fuel terminal | Macauhub English: "BP Mozambique spends US$7 million on renovation of Nacala fuel terminal
OCTOBER 15TH, 2012   NEWS
BP Mozambique has invested over US$7 million on the Nacala fuel terminal, in Nampula province, said the Mozambican subsidiary of the BP group in a statement issued Sunday."

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Malawi to cut freight costs by 40% with redone Nacala

Malawi to cut freight costs by 40% with redone Nacala: "Malawi to cut freight costs by 40% with redone Nacala
MONDAY, 05 NOVEMBER 2012 08:56 CAROLINE KANDIERO

Malawi is set to reduce its international freight costs by about 40 percent once the rehabilitation phase of the Nacala Railway line under the deal with Brazil's Vale Mining Company is completed in February next year, Minister of Transport and public Infrastructure Sidik Mia has said"

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