Modderfontein, which is located in Johannesburg, will be developed to the status of a global urban centre. (Image source: Evan Bench/Flickr)
Hong Kong property developer group Shanghai Zendai will construct a US$7.6bn city in South Africa in 2015
Resources and consumer market potential coupled with trade, economic and political reforms, increasing urbanisation and shifts in demographics will drive the majority of investment in Africa. (Image source: Timothy Smith/sxc.hu)
The overall infrastructure spending in the sub-Saharan region is projected to grow by 10 per cent a year over the next decade and will exceed US$180bn by 2025, a new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) reveals
The planned projects will help position JKIA as a premium aviation and commercial hub. (Image source: Hugues/Flickr)
The Kenyan government is keen to bring in investors for the construction of several projects at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Kenya
The Modderfonstein project in Johannesburg will be spread across 16 million sq metres and house 30,000 families.
Hong Kong-based telecommunications provider PCCW Global has signed a deal with Shanghai Zendai to develop a smart city in South Africa
Tunis Financial Harbour is reportedly the first financial park in Tunisia and includes office spaces, residenial areas, a business centre and corporate centre among others. (Image source: WOMEos/Flickr)
Bahrain’s Gulf Finance House (GFH) has signed an agreement with Tunisia to build a US$3bn financial and real estate development park in the North african country
President William Ruto of Kenya and president Benedict Oramah of Afreximbank in Mombasa, Kenya. (Image source: Afreximbank)
Time to accelerate off-grid renewables (IMAGE SOURCE: Adobe Stock)
The Carmix 3.5TT is renowned for its robust performance in concrete mixing. (Image source: Carmix)
The Africa Energy Indaba 2025 will unite leaders to address Africa’s escalating energy crisis, fostering sustainable and resilient solutions. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
LINX is the first IXP to establish a presence in both Nairobi and Mombasa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
AMEA Power breaks ground on a 50MW solar plant in Ivory Coast, set to power 358,000 homes and cut 52,000 tons of CO₂ emissions. (Image source: AMEA Power)
President William Ruto of Kenya and president Benedict Oramah of Afreximbank in Mombasa, Kenya. (Image source: Afreximbank)
The project will improve transport links in Chad. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
LINX expands in Kenya with a new IXP in Mombasa, enhancing interconnection, reducing latency, and supporting digital growth in Africa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Time to accelerate off-grid renewables (IMAGE SOURCE: Adobe Stock)
