East Africa has four major steel industry clusters, which can be simply divided into the eastern, central, southern, and western regions.
Among them, the eastern steel industry is centered around Tete Province (located in Mozambique), relying on the region's rich coal and iron ore resources, making Tete Province one of the fastest-growing areas in East Africa's steel industry in recent years.
The central steel industry is centered around Bohemia Province (located in Zimbabwe), which is a traditional heavy industry base in East Africa with abundant resources, and has seen rapid development in special steel in recent years.
The southern steel industry is centered around Hansa Province (located at the junction of South Africa and Mozambique), which has always been one of the most important steel production bases in East Africa. Its capital, New Hamburg Port City, is primarily supported by the steel industry.
