Zambia is moving ahead with plans to upgrade Mpulungu Port on Lake Tanganyika and develop a railway connection to the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) network to improve freight access to Central and East African markets, the Ministry of Transport and Logistics has announced.
The project includes upgrading the port and developing a rail link from Nseluka to Mpulungu, creating a connection between Zambia's rail network and shipping services on Lake Tanganyika.
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The rail connection would improve freight movement between the two transport...
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