Namibia has fallen short of its ambitious target to become a regional logistics hub by 2025, as set out in the fourth National Development Plan (NDP4). In response to this setback, a comprehensive master plan is currently under review, following significant delays in critical areas including rail, aviation, and regulatory infrastructure.
The original phased strategy had aimed for initial expansion by 2020, but as Gilbert Boois, project manager for the Walvis Bay Corridor Group, notes, “We are now in 2025, and I can assure you we are not there yet....
With the ambitious Lobito Corridor Investment Project, the Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI) has forecast substantial economic gains for Zambia, Angola, and...
TOMRA Mining’s advanced technology and unique experience in designing and installing large-scale ore-sorting plants were key to the successful completion of the world’s largest...
Poor boiler water treatment is the primary cause of poor boiler performance, according to Chris Paterson, Managing Director of specialist operations and maintenance service...
Leading dewatering pump solutions provider, IPR (Integrated Pump Rental) is taking a significant step forward in its service offering following its acquisition by Atlas...
Zambia has officially signed an agreement to become a full member of the Central Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency (CCTTFA). This move is expected...
With great pride, the Walvis Bay Corridor Group announces that it has successfully assisted the transportation of a massive 50-meter oxygen plant container to...