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Mozambique maritime logistics and infrastructure development
Overview
Mozambique is undergoing a significant transition in its national logistics system, shifting cargo transport from roads to maritime routes. This movement is supported by an increase in the operational maritime fleet, which has grown from two vessels to six ships in regular operation. This shift has reportedly removed the equivalent of approximately 14,000 trucks from the country’s highways since April 2025.
To support this infrastructure and the regional liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector, the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) launched the Afungi Shuttle. This coastal feeder service connects the Afungi industrial zone with regional port hubs in Nacala and Maputo. The service is designed to transport heavy machinery, construction materials, and industrial equipment, integrating these routes into major global trade networks serving Asia, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East.
Entities
João Matlombe · Red Sea · Afungi · Mozambique · Mediterranean Shipping Company
Timeline
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5 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMozambique shifts cargo from roads to maritime routesMozambique's maritime cabotage service has removed the equivalent of 14,000 trucks from roads since April 2025, utilizing an expanded fleet of six ships to improve logistics efficiency.
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27 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMSC launches Afungi Shuttle to support Mozambique LNG sectorMSC has introduced the Afungi Shuttle, a new maritime feeder service in Mozambique to support LNG sector infrastructure and regional port connectivity.
Sources
indiashippingnews.com · infraroi.com.br · jornaldemocambique.com · logistics-manager.com