Mozambique’s Chapo says $4.5 billion is going into the Nacala corridor
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo said on Wednesday that about $4.5 billion of investment is underway in the Nacala corridor. He said $2 billion is going into the Maputo corridor and more than $1 billion is earmarked for Beira, AIM reported via AllAfrica.
Mozambique is pouring billions of dollars into its three main trade corridors. President Daniel Chapo said about $4.5 billion of investment is underway in the Nacala corridor, in the northern province of Nampula. He gave the figures on Wednesday at the opening of the Transport and Logistics Investment Exhibition Forum (TRANS-LOG MOZ 2026), the AIM news agency reported via AllAfrica. Chapo said $2 billion of investment is underway in the Maputo corridor. More than $1 billion has been earmarked for the Beira corridor, in the central province of Sofala. He said the money aims to modernise transport and logistics infrastructure and make the economy more competitive. It should also consolidate Mozambique's position as a vital logistics hub for the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Each corridor has its own projects. In Maputo, the work covers upgrading the Port of Maputo, National Road Number 4 (EN4) and border infrastructure, including the link with South Africa. In Beira, the plans include the Dondo dry port and border links, with…
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