Mozambique’s state-owned railway company, CFM, has initiated the second phase of a railway doubling project, backed by $160 million in funding. This phase builds upon initial work to increase capacity and efficiency along key transport corridors. The project aims to alleviate congestion and improve the movement of goods, supporting economic growth in the region. Details regarding the specific route or timeframe for completion were not immediately available. CFM anticipates the upgrades will significantly enhance Mozambique’s rail infrastructure. This investment underscores the government’s commitment to developing the country’s transport network and facilitating trade. The project is expected to benefit both domestic and international commerce.