Work has started on the building of a rail link through Malawi between the Tete coalfields and the port of Nacala. Mining services company WorleyParsons has been awarded the contract to build the rail link between Nacala and a coal mine owned by Brazilian resources giant, Vale. The 584km-long rail link will be able to transport 18 million tons of coal a year. The Nacala Rail Corridor Project will be undertaken by WorleyParsons’ Mozambique and South Africa divisions. They will also complete the detailed design and maintenance of the facility at Nacala.
Progress on Nacala line
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