From extraction routes to value corridors.
The source article begins from a long-running African pattern: cocoa, coffee, cotton, copper, and other raw products moving inland to port, port to ship, and ship to elsewhere.
It argues that many corridors still move volume without moving enough value. They remain active arteries, but too often they carry extraction rather than transformation.
Building value-chain integrated corridors.
The article reframes corridors as instruments of industrialisation. A corridor should connect production, processing, logistics, finance, standards, buyers, and markets.
This is the bridge between LOGI-CONSULT's platform work and its doctrine: corridors become sovereign when they help Africa retain and scale value.