The acceleration of Phase II of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP), marked by the launch of the second Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) at the Polihali site, represents far more.
Africa’s infrastructure story has long been shaped by a striking contradiction. The continent possesses some of the world’s youngest populations, fastest-growing cities, vast untapped energy reserves, and strategically important.
Across the continent, a growing realisation has emerged: Africa’s greatest development challenge is no longer about discovering resources or announcing ambitions. It is about building the infrastructure capable of.
Senegal is making an ambitious push to become one of Africa’s leading digital economies through a national transformation agenda focused on smart cities, innovation, and technology-driven growth. At the.
Kenya and France recently signed agreements worth more than €1 billion (approximately Sh150 billion) during the 2026 Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi. The deals span green energy, logistics, transport, digital.
Across Africa, nightfall still dictates daily life for millions of people. Factories slow down, students rely on kerosene lamps, clinics ration electricity, and businesses close early. For nearly 600 million.
Egypt is accelerating one of Africa’s most ambitious transportation and infrastructure projects — a fully electrified high-speed rail network designed to transform mobility, trade, tourism, and logistics across the country..
Africa’s environmental recovery story is undergoing a major transformation. What was once seen as a difficult trade-off between conservation and economic growth is now emerging as a powerful development strategy..
The Africa Finance Corporation is driving a bold $2 trillion capital shift into infrastructure, marking a pivotal moment in Africa’s long-term development trajectory. The initiative reflects a broader transformation in.
Across Africa, the story of electricity is no longer defined solely by large power plants or national grids stretching across vast distances. It is increasingly shaped by something smaller, faster,.
