The 12th edition of Transport Evolution Africa recently concluded at Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa. The event brought together over 4,000 public and private sector leaders from more than 20 countries, reaffirming Africa's increasing prominence as a logistics and trade hub. Among the key focuses of Transport Evolution Africa 2025 were critical investments in green fuels, inclusive transport, and cross-border corridor development. The event highlighted advancements in corridor investment, transport inclusion, and commitments to sustainable infrastructure across the continent. Notably, Hydrox Holdings CEO Corrie de Jager presented a hydrogen electrolysis technology breakthrough that could significantly reduce costs and enable decentralized fuel production for remote corridors. Sessions at the event delved into topics such as AI, fleet management, and predictive tools in enhancing supply chain safety and efficiency. Discussions also underlined the importance of designing transport systems that consider both commercial viability and social equity. The event featured a CEO Forum that brought together 30 CEOs from African ports, rail, and road authorities to foster collaboration and innovation. Additionally, the Transport Evolution Africa Awards 2025 recognized projects driving sustainability and industry leadership, showcasing Africa's growing capacity for innovation and development. Overall, the event emphasized the significance of regional integration, clean mobility, and connected trade corridors in shaping Africa's long-term development priorities, with a positive sentiment towards the continent's potential for growth and progress.