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The role of commercial banks and DFIs in Southern Africa’s rail expansion Original

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By Morné Visagie
| businessreport.co.za
Mornè Visagie|Published 7 minutes ago The rail sector requires large sums of investment on dual platforms, says the author. Image: Prasa/Supplied Across southern Africa, thousands of kilometres of Cape gauge railway lines run through bustling cities, between green valleys, and alongside grassy savannahs. A reminder left of rail’s dominance a few decades ago, the picture looks very different today.
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The role of commercial banks and DFls in Southern Africa’s rail expansion

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By Morné Visagie
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Cape Times | October 31, 2025 ACROSS southern Africa, thousands of kilometres of Cape gauge railway lines run through bustling cities, between green valleys, and alongside grassy savannahs. A reminder left of rail’s dominance a few decades ago, the picture looks very different today. Many of these railway lines are underutilised or abandoned, with over 30% of Africa's rail infrastructure currently inoperable.
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By Morné Visagie, Absa Cib
| Railways Africa Verified
Home News SADC South Africa The role of Commercial Banks and DFIs in Southern Africa’s Rail Expansion By Mornè Visagie, Head: Structured Assets Finance, Absa CIB Across southern Africa, thousands of kilometres of Cape gauge railway lines run through bustling cities, between green valleys, and alongside grassy savannahs. A reminder left of rail’s dominance a few decades ago, the picture looks very different today.
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