Walking Under Addis Ababa's Biggest New Overpass — Kolfe 18 Mazoria Road Corridor Revealed | 4K Walk

🚧 Addis Ababa is building on a scale you have NEVER seen before — and this is your front-row seat. Join me on a real-time walking tour through the brand-new Kolfe 18 Mazoria road corridor in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — one of the most ambitious urban infrastructure projects on the African continent. This massive construction zone features a multi-directional, long-span overpass bridge that is completely reshaping how this part of the city looks, moves, and feels. 📍 What you'll witness in this video: ✅ The full scale of the Kolfe 18 Mazoria corridor up close on foot ✅ A stunning multi-directional overpass bridge unlike anything in Addis Ababa's history ✅ Real street-level perspective of Ethiopia's Smart City corridor transformation ✅ The surrounding neighbourhood, daily life, and urban energy of Kolfe Keranio ✅ Raw, unfiltered 4K footage — no drone, no edits, just a real walk 🌍 About the Location: Kolfe 18 Mazoria sits in the Kolfe Keranio sub-city in western Addis Ababa. The corridor development initiative — part of Addis Ababa's broader Smart City and urban renewal program — aims to reduce traffic congestion, expand pedestrian access, and modernise one of the city's most densely populated districts. This overpass is a centrepiece of Phase 2 of the corridor project, covering 132 km across the city. 🏙️ Ethiopia is transforming faster than anywhere else in Africa. Don't miss it. 👇 Drop a comment: What surprises you most about Addis Ababa's new infrastructure? 🔔 Subscribe for weekly 4K walking tours across Ethiopia and Africa 👍 Like this video if you want to see more of Addis Ababa's transformation [Key Highlights] • 00:00 – Massive Corridor highlight • 00:44 – Top View corridor • 07:51 – 18 Mazoria Square • 20:14 – Kolfe Atena tera #AddisAbaba #Ethiopia #18mazoria #Autobustera #UrbanRenewal #AddisAbaba2026 #WalkingTour #MegaProjects #AddisAbabaWalkingTour #AfricaRising #AddisAbabaCorridor #AddisTransforming #VisitEthiopia