Railway (SGR / MGR)
Connecting Dar es Salaam Port to inland terminals via standard and metre gauge rail, serving as the backbone for bulk freight.
Logistics Network
Multimodal Route Network
Connecting East and Central Africa's landlocked hubs to global oceans through Dar es Salaam Port via integrated rail, road, and inland lake channels.
Explore Routes Map
The Central Corridor Advantage
The Central Corridor is widely recognized as the most cost-competitive, structurally integrated trade pathway in East and Central Africa. It uses specialized lake port terminals and maintains more than 95% of connecting roads in good condition.
Multi-modal Systems
Road Networks
Tarred, high-carrying regional highways passing through Mutukula, Rusumo, and Kabanga border posts.
Lake Barges & Ports
Deep-water operations on Lake Tanganyika and Lake Victoria shortcut thousands of road kilometres.
Maritime Ports
Dar es Salaam anchor port features container handling terminals and bulk grain storage berths.
REAL-TIME REGIONAL PERFORMANCE
Transport Observatory Dashboard
Live transit statistics track cargo volume, transit time, efficiency and productivity indicators across the Central Corridor.
Dar Port Container Dwell
4.2 Days↓ 12% improvement vs 2025Mutukula Border Delay
1.8 Hours↓ 25 min clearance reductionCorridor Cargo Vol. (YTD)
14.2M Tons↑ 8.5% YoY growthInfrastructure Gallery
