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Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo has reopened the Kinshasa–Matadi railway after more than five years of closure, marking a major push to modernise the country’s transport network. The 366-kilometre line, connecting the capital to the Atlantic port of Matadi, is set to resume public service next week, boosting trade and economic activity. Officials say the revival signals renewed political commitment to improving infrastructure and easing transport challenges nationwide.
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