Transport, Trade and Economic Development in Mozambique: An Agenda for Change

Abstract

This paper evaluates transport infrastructure and provision in Mozambique, and in doing so assesses whether it adequately addresses the country’s need for trade and employment, poverty reduction and broader economic development. As yet, transport is a relatively neglected field of study in Mozambique. In this paper, transport is conceptualised within a broader political and economic context, reflecting on the country’s internal dynamics, and its close linkages with the neighbouring country South Africa. Since this close relationship is very clearly demonstrated in the establishment of the Maputo Development Corridor which links Mozambique to South Africa, this initiative forms a central part of the analysis.

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