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...
SBC House at Union Vale: A Broadcasting Grant That Took Six Years
Property - Construction & Engineering · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Aid-funded buildings are usually narrated at the ribbon-cutting, as finished objects. The new home of the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation is more honest about...
Schools You Can See: China’s Visible but Underwritten Education Build in Africa
Property - Real Estate & Development · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 A school building is a billboard; a school system is a budget. China's education footprint in Africa is among its most photographed contributions, yet the...
Surgical Wings and Lab Benches: China’s Health-System Build-Out in Africa
Property - Construction & Engineering · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Cutting a ribbon is the cheap part. The hard part begins the morning after, when a new surgical centre needs surgeons, power and a maintenance contract....
Clinics and Classrooms: China’s Twin-Track Health Story in Africa
Property - Real Estate & Development · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 A donated hospital wing is easy to photograph; a trained anaesthetist is not. China's health record in Africa has long been told through buildings and medical...
Beyond the freight line: Kenya’s commuter rail revival rides in the SGR’s shadow
The SGR was sold on cargo. The harder transport problem – moving Nairobi’s commuters – runs on a separate, older network now being rebuilt with different money toward 100,000 riders a day.
Mombasa-Nairobi SGR: a US$3.6bn corridor reset that still has to pay for itself
The SGR cut Mombasa-to-Kampala cargo time from 18 days to three. It also handed Kenya its largest-ever loan, equal to about 6% of GDP, and a railway that has run at an operating loss.
Fortress Walls: How Kenya’s 2.4-Metre Cap Redraws Boundaries in Nairobi
Kenya’s 2024 Building Code caps boundary walls at 2.4 metres and limits windows in Nairobi — reshaping perimeter security, design and enforcement risk.
Roads, Rails and Wires: China’s African Build-Out and the Bill That Follows
China reports nearly 100,000 km of roads and over 10,000 km of railways built across Africa. Kenya’s flagship line shows why the build matters – and why the repayment terms matter as much.
Africa CDC’s New Home: A US$80 Million Headquarters and a Lesson in Health Sovereignty
China built Africa’s disease-control headquarters in Addis Ababa after a US retreat. The pandemic-born institution now houses its laboratories in a donated building.
A Gift in Glass and Concrete: The AU Headquarters and the Politics of Being Built
China funded the African Union’s US$200 million home in Addis Ababa. Its 99.9-metre tower honours African unity – and raises a question about who builds the continent’s institutions.
Uganda Airlines Boeing order in Uganda — regional opportunity — for regional operators
For East African operators, Uganda Airlines’ ten-aircraft Boeing order is a demand map: new hub competition, MRO gaps and corridor sites to serve.
Uganda Airlines Boeing order in Uganda — market impact the business case for investors
Uganda Airlines’ ten-aircraft Boeing order is also a property story: how Entebbe land, permits, MRO hangars and corridor space decide delivery.
DRC IMF and Eurobond reset in DRC — asset and corridor map the risks and opportunities
As the IMF welcomes the DRC’s inaugural Eurobond on 6 May 2026, Fikiria reads the property and construction economics of land, corridors and delivery.
$2.33bn SGR financing in Tanzania — asset and corridor map the risks and opportunities
Standard Chartered arranged US$2.33bn for further sections of Tanzania’s SGR. A property and engineering read on land, permits, capacity and which nodes
Local Councils Juggle Social Protection with Infrastructure Plans
Kgatleng and other councils tied child-grant registration to revenue drives while weighing roads and sewage – the everyday arithmetic of local government.
Nimule e-permit reset in South Sudan — asset and corridor map — for regional operators
As South Sudan enforces e-permits at Nimule-Elegu, Fikiria reads the corridor as infrastructure: idle assets, demurrage and the delivery question for operators.
Rwanda FinTech Centre in Rwanda — asset and corridor map what comes next for investors
Rwanda’s FinTech Centre and Innovate Rwanda launch read through a property and engineering lens: land, permits, maintenance and where Kigali space could
Building and industry reset in Kenya — asset and corridor map — for regional operators
As Kenya intensifies building-code enforcement and signals an industrial-policy reset, Fikiria maps the asset and corridor implications for regional operators.
Burundi’s Jiji hydropower launch — regional opportunity — why it matters for investors
Behind Burundi’s 32.5 MW Jiji hydropower launch sit the land, corridor and maintenance decisions that decide delivery and where premises reprice.
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