Zimbabwe and Mozambique announce an expansion of the Beira–Harare fuel pipeline corridor, led by Presidents Emmerson Mnangagwa and Daniel Chapo. The deal increases the pipeline’s annual transport capacity by 67%, raising expected volume from three million to five million cubic metres.
The move is presented as a step toward improving energy security, particularly by strengthening fuel supply along the regional corridor that links Beira in Mozambique to Harare in Zimbabwe. Both outlets describe the announcement as taking place during the leaders’ meeting in which the capacity increase is outlined, with the project expected to be completed by the end of the stated timeframe.
Across the two reports provided, the emphasis is consistent on the capacity expansion figure and the intended regional energy-security benefit. Neither outlet offers conflicting details in the excerpts.
