Construction has started of a second bridge over the River Pungue as part of the project to upgrade Mozambique’s Beira-Zimbabwe road.
The bridge will link the districts of Dondo and Nhamatanda in the central of Mozambican province of Sofala.
Construction of the two-lane 250m-long bridge was awarded to Chinese contractor Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Corporation (AFECC), according to a report by the daily newspaper Notícias.
Anhui will also upgrade 288km of road between the port of Beira and the tow
Construction has started of a second bridge over the River Pungue as part of the project to upgrade Mozambique’s Beira-Zimbabwe road.
The bridge will link the districts of Dondo and Nhamatanda in the central of Mozambican province of Sofala.
Construction of the two-lane 250m-long bridge was awarded to Chinese contractor Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Corporation (AFECC), according to a report by the daily newspaper Notícias.
Anhui will also upgrade 288km of road between the port of Beira and the town of Machipanda on the border with Zimbabwe, according to a spokesman of the Provincial Directorate of Public Works, Housing and Water Resources in Sofala, José Luis.
The Machipanda -Inhamizua link road is designed to have two lanes while the Inhamizua-Beira four lanes.
The Beira-Zimbabwe road project will involve seven aqueducts, two weigh bridges, three toll plazas, six police checkpoints and 50 public transport stops.
The World Bank has recently given US$73.6 million for road rehabilitation in the country.
The bridge will link the districts of Dondo and Nhamatanda in the central of Mozambican province of Sofala.
Construction of the two-lane 250m-long bridge was awarded to Chinese contractor Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Corporation (AFECC), according to a report by the daily newspaper Notícias.
Anhui will also upgrade 288km of road between the port of Beira and the town of Machipanda on the border with Zimbabwe, according to a spokesman of the Provincial Directorate of Public Works, Housing and Water Resources in Sofala, José Luis.
The Machipanda -Inhamizua link road is designed to have two lanes while the Inhamizua-Beira four lanes.
The Beira-Zimbabwe road project will involve seven aqueducts, two weigh bridges, three toll plazas, six police checkpoints and 50 public transport stops.
The World Bank has recently given US$73.6 million for road rehabilitation in the country.
