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Lobito Corridor attracts financial aid to 370 companies

The “Diversifica Mais” initiative, launched by the Ministry of Planning in Luanda, aims to drive economic diversification and job creation along the Lobito Corridor. This project is set to support 370 companies operating within the corridor, while offering technical assistance to an additional two thousand enterprises. Led by project director Laércio Cândido, Diversifica Mais aims to increase private investment and foster growth among micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises. With a projected timeline extending until 2029,

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U.S. Celebrates Progress of Lobito Rail Project

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken commended Angola for the advancement of the Lobito Corridor – a strategic infrastructure project connecting the Central African copperbelt region to Angola’s Port of Lobito. During a visit to the country, Blinken highlighted that the corridor’s expansion would not only secure critical minerals supply chains for the U.S. but also stimulate investments in telecommunications, agriculture, and other sectors across Africa. He remarked that he “had a chance to see

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Lobito Corridor and Sonangol Could Create New Opportunities in Sustainability for Westerners

Access to charging stations is not the only factor limiting the wide-spread adoption of electric vehicles in the United States. Experts are concerned that, in the coming years, EV sales could be further dampened by the diminishing supplies of a material most Americans have thought little about since high school chemistry: cobalt.  A heavy metal found primarily in central Africa, cobalt is an essential component of the batteries used to power electric vehicles. And for

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Port of Lobito Records Improved Ship Movements

Angola’s second largest port, the Port of Lobito, has recorded an increase of 7.57% in ship movement since 2022, with 351 ships docked at the port handling 1,332,451 tons of cargo in 2023. Announced by Celso Rosas, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Port of Lobito, it was highlighted that the port collected revenues of more than $16.6 million in 2023. Despite an increase in ship movements, however, the Port of Lobito recorded

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