First Oil Countdown: How EACOP’s 1,400 Welded Kilometres Near Completion
Oil discovered is not oil sold. Uganda found commercial crude under the Albertine region years ago, but the value sat trapped in the ground until a way could be built to move it to a market. That way is a pipeline, and as the country counts down to a first-oil target...
First Oil Countdown: How EACOP’s 1,400 Welded Kilometres Near Completion
Oil discovered is not oil sold. Uganda found commercial crude under the Albertine region years ago, but the value sat trapped in the ground until a way could be built to move it to a market. That way is a pipeline, and as the country counts down to a first-oil target...
Corridor Cash: How AfDB’s US$500 Million Rebuilds Tanzania’s Roads
A road's worst cost rarely shows up in the construction budget. It shows up afterwards, year after year, in the fuel, tyres and repairs that bad surfaces extract from every vehicle that uses them. Tanzania's transport planners have long understood this, and the...
Flyover City: How Dodoma’s TSh 400 Billion Roadworks Tackle Congestion
A capital that was meant to relieve congestion is starting to generate it. Dodoma was chosen as Tanzania's administrative seat partly to draw pressure away from Dar es Salaam, yet as ministries, parastatals and the people who serve them settle in, the city's junctions...
Msalato Rising: How Dodoma’s New Airport Nears a September Launch
A capital city is judged by how easily the world can reach it. For years Dodoma has held the title of Tanzania's political seat without the connectivity that title implies, its air links thin against a status that should command them. Msalato International Airport is...
First Oil Countdown: How EACOP’s 1,400 Welded Kilometres Near Completion
EACOP is 79% complete, 1,400km welded and 500km buried, as Uganda nears its 31 July 2026 first-oil target, with TotalEnergies, UNOC, TPDC and CNOOC as owners.
Corridor Cash: How AfDB’s US$500 Million Rebuilds Tanzania’s Roads
The AfDB backs Tanzania’s 257km Dodoma–Babati corridor and 42km Arusha bypass, targeting a 25% cut in vehicle operating costs and benefiting 3.5m people.
Flyover City: How Dodoma’s TSh 400 Billion Roadworks Tackle Congestion
Dodoma’s TSh 400 billion (US$154m) flyover programme targets congestion in Tanzania’s capital, cutting time and fuel costs to support economic activity.
Msalato Rising: How Dodoma’s New Airport Nears a September Launch
Dodoma’s Msalato International Airport hits 86.73% core works completion, targeting 1.5m passengers a year and operations from September 2026.
Ethiopia is merging power-grid and digital infrastructure
The RISED programme combines transmission modernisation, renewable integration and fibre expansion, showing how one national grid can carry both electricity and broadband capability.
South Africa’s metro loan ties infrastructure money to performance
A $1 billion New Development Bank facility links financing for metropolitan water, electricity and waste services to verified institutional and operational reforms.
Pool-House Reform Opens the Door to More Homeowners
On 5 March 2026 Minister Ramogapi added a tenant-purchase option and dropped plot-size and eligibility limits to Botswana’s pool-house scheme; 277 sold, 248 in
P558m Road Contract to Spur Rural Mobility
Government has awarded SteelBase Construction a P558.2m contract for a 60km Digawana–Ntlhantlhe road. What the price signals and what all-weather rural
Kazungula Bridge Authority Formalised, Strengthening Botswana–Zambia Ties
Botswana and Zambia have formalised the Kazungula Bridge Authority — hosted in Botswana, with Zambia keeping the executive director role. Why governance, not
Maun Solar Megaproject: 30-Year 500MW PPA Sealed with Oman
Botswana has signed a 30-year PPA for a 500MW solar plant with 500MWh storage in Maun, partnering with Oman, toward 50% renewables by 2030. Inside the deal.
Locked Exits: How the Utumishi Dormitory Fire Forced a School-Safety Reckoning
A locked exit and overcrowding killed 16 at Utumishi Girls’ Academy; Kenya’s minister disbanded the board. Inside a school-safety reckoning over enforcement.
Manzil Towers: How Kenya’s DPP Built a Collapse Prosecution Against 80-Plus Suspects
Kenya’s DPP approved charges against 80-plus people over the Manzil Towers collapse, signalling new willingness to prosecute negligent builders. What it means.
SBC House at Union Vale: A Broadcasting Grant That Took Six Years
A China-funded broadcasting headquarters for Seychelles broke ground in 2019 and handed over in 2025. The long road from grant to keys is the real infrastructure story.
Schools You Can See: China’s Visible but Underwritten Education Build in Africa
China has funded more than 170 schools across Africa. The visible buildings raise a quieter question of who pays the teachers and bills after handover.
Surgical Wings and Lab Benches: China’s Health-System Build-Out in Africa
A fresh roster of Chinese-built hospitals and diagnostic centres reads as system-strengthening. Whether national budgets can run them is the unwritten clause.
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