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Lagos-Calabar Railway
1,400-kilometres long and at the cost of $11 billion USD, the Lagos-Calabar railway is one of Africa’s most ambitious projects. The rail project will link Lagos in the west to Calabar in the east, while also connecting the cities of Port Harcourt, Uyo, and Aba along the way. Once completed, this transportation network will significantly enhance the movement of goods and services across the region.
Mombasa–Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway
Similar to the Lagos-Calabar Railway, Kenya is investing $10 billion into a 969-kilometre standard gauge railway from Mombasa to Malaba. This project is vital because only 5% of the country's shipping is currently done using freight, but once complete, this new railway will help to push that figure up to 40% by 2025. This new line will also cut travel time between the country's two most important cities down to 4.5 hours, instead of nine hours by bus. So far, the 472km rail line from Mombasa to Nairobi is complete, with the remaining phases still in development.
Mambilla hydroelectric power project
As Nigeria looks to boost its energy production to match the needs of its booming economy and population, the government has finally invested into making the Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project a reality. Over three decades in planning, this $5.8 billion project will connect to three dams across the Donga River in Taraba State, eventually generating a total installed capacity of 3,050MW of electricity.
Top 12 African infrastructure projects
Lagos-Calabar Railway
1,400-kilometres long and at the cost of $11 billion USD, the Lagos-Calabar railway is one of Africa’s most ambitious projects. The rail project will link Lagos in the west to Calabar in the east, while also connecting the cities of Port Harcourt, Uyo, and Aba along the way. Once completed, this transportation network will significantly enhance the movement of goods and services across the region.
Mombasa–Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway
Similar to the Lagos-Calabar Railway, Kenya is investing $10 billion into a 969-kilometre standard gauge railway from Mombasa to Malaba. This project is vital because only 5% of the country's shipping is currently done using freight, but once complete, this new railway will help to push that figure up to 40% by 2025. This new line will also cut travel time between the country's two most important cities down to 4.5 hours, instead of nine hours by bus. So far, the 472km rail line from Mombasa to Nairobi is complete, with the remaining phases still in development.
Mambilla hydroelectric power project
As Nigeria looks to boost its energy production to match the needs of its booming economy and population, the government has finally invested into making the Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project a reality. Over three decades in planning, this $5.8 billion project will connect to three dams across the Donga River in Taraba State, eventually generating a total installed capacity of 3,050MW of electricity.
Top 12 African infrastructure projects