The African Continental Free Trade Area is reshaping demand for transport infrastructure across the continent, as intra-African trade depends on modernized ports, rail corridors, and road networks capable of moving goods efficiently between markets that have historically traded more with Europe and Asia than with each other. Major port expansions at Tema, Lagos, San Pedro, and Durban, alongside new rail links connecting mineral-rich interiors to coastal export terminals, represent some of Africa’s most capital-intensive infrastructure opportunities. This category covers investment across ports, railways, road corridors, and logistics networks unlocking trade across the continent.