A new milestone has been reached in South Africa’s efforts to strengthen its rail transport sector, with the signing of a fresh public-private service agreement […]
Tag: Infrastructure Development
First Power Plant Commissioned to Energize Guinea’s Simandou Megaproject
A significant milestone has been reached in Guinea’s most ambitious mining development to date—the Simandou iron ore megaproject. The first power plant dedicated to supplying […]
Pensana’s Angola Project Breaks Ground – A Milestone for Africa’s Rare Earth Ambitions
The formal commencement of main construction at Pensana’s Longonjo rare earths project in Angola marks a critical inflection point not only for the company but […]
Mozambique and Zambia to Sign $1.5 Billion Pipeline Agreement to Boost Regional Fuel Transport
Mozambique and Zambia are set to sign a groundbreaking agreement for the construction of a US$1.5 billion (€1.3 billion) petroleum products pipeline, marking a significant […]
AfDB and Djibouti Deepen Ties to Accelerate National Development Goals
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has reaffirmed its commitment to Djibouti’s national development agenda following a successful consultation mission to the country. The delegation, led […]
Mozambique and Zambia to Sign $1.5 Billion Pipeline Agreement to Boost Regional Fuel Transport
Mozambique and Zambia are set to sign a groundbreaking agreement for the construction of a US$1.5 billion (€1.3 billion) petroleum products pipeline, marking a significant […]
Fire Market Set to Grow in Africa: A Rising Demand for Fire Extinguishers
The fire extinguisher market in Africa is poised for significant growth, driven by the continent’s increasing infrastructure development, industrialisation, and evolving safety regulations. This surge […]
IFC Invests $50 Million in Lagos Free Zone to Boost Nigeria’s Economic Growth
In a strategic move to bolster Nigeria’s economic growth, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced an investment of up to $50 million in the […]
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage: A Beacon for South Africa’s Energy Future
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) offers South Africa a crucial solution to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability. The Council for Geoscience’s (CGS) dedication to advancing CCUS technology, in partnership with various stakeholders, is a positive move. Integrating CCUS with renewable energy, creating supportive policies, and increasing public awareness can lead to a resilient, sustainable energy future. South Africa’s proactive efforts in CCUS can become a model for other coal-dependent countries, demonstrating that with determination, innovation, and collaboration, it is possible to meet climate goals and ensure a prosperous future.
Minister Senzo Mchunu Discusses Municipal Service Delivery and Key Projects
In an insightful interview with Kirsten Kelly, Minister of Water and Sanitation Senzo Mchunu discusses the challenges and transformative initiatives in municipal water service delivery. Highlighting the theme of “Water for Peace” on World Water Day, Mchunu underscores the collaborative potential of water to unite communities and countries. He also elaborates on critical projects and legislative reforms aimed at ensuring reliable access to potable water across South Africa, emphasizing the department’s shift towards a more integrated approach to water resource and services management.
Namibia Launches $2.1 Billion Port Expansion to Support Oil Industry Growth
Namibia’s $2.1 billion port expansion promises significant economic growth and a broader impact on the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. Enhancing infrastructure at Walvis Bay and developing a new port in Lüderitz will boost trade, supply chain efficiency, and logistics capabilities. Projected to increase cargo throughput and accommodate larger vessels, the expansion will drive trade volumes and attract investments in logistics and warehousing. This initiative is set to benefit landlocked SADC nations, stimulate ancillary industries, and create employment opportunities, fostering economic prosperity and regional integration.
Minister Senzo Mchunu Discusses Municipal Service Delivery and Key Projects
In an insightful interview with Kirsten Kelly, Minister of Water and Sanitation Senzo Mchunu discusses the challenges and transformative initiatives in municipal water service delivery. Highlighting the theme of “Water for Peace” on World Water Day, Mchunu underscores the collaborative potential of water to unite communities and countries. He also elaborates on critical projects and legislative reforms aimed at ensuring reliable access to potable water across South Africa, emphasizing the department’s shift towards a more integrated approach to water resource and services management.