We facilitate the bridging of Africa’s infrastructure gap by pursuing new developmental solutions & exploring their capacity to enhance economic growth.
I am now using my personal Twitter account to post about project management and infrastructure development. Please follow me there @Tuibaj. #projectmanagement#infrastructure
Just published a thought-provoking article by @UniofOxford alumni Tunde Ajia on infrastructure challenges and opportunities in Nigeria, particularly in the post-COVID environment.
#infrastructure#Nigeria#COVID19
https://t.co/YWvR6ntiP1
Thought provoking article by our founder Tunde Ajia in @OxfordUrbanists about infrastructure challenges & opportunities in Nigeria, during a period of unprecedented growth & economic expansion. https://t.co/kHt1P3Pzkt #infrastructure#nigeria#covid19
Blog: Where to invest in Africa - Several of Africa's markets are in high single-digit GDP growth - so where are the best investment prospects to be found? We discuss in our blog https://t.co/7hStt84kVn #investinafrica#infrastructure#africainvest#businessinafrica
Today, Africa has the opportunity to build the #infrastructure its people and businesses need - at speed and scale. To access vital financing, governments and institutional partners can take action in 5 key areas: https://t.co/Jg9SURp7ZX
A key aspect of the predicted growth of the African continent in the next decade is the tech sector, with some analysts suggesting that Africa will be the next tech superpower. https://t.co/foyNlyHOkg
#investinafrica#africabusiness#businessinafrica#africatech
Young people are transforming African economies & demanding more from their leads, creating pressure for better services & quality consumer goods. Read why youth holds the key to a crucial decade in Africa. https://t.co/J1ZI7gjtBo #investinafrica#infrastructure#africabusiness
Contracts to carry out road, transport & infrastructure projects have been handed to British companies. Find out how your business can benefit from the opportunities in Africa https://t.co/GnH5n9lqZw #investinafrica#infrastructure#ukafrica
U.S.-based Railnet International plans to invest an estimated $11 billion in a modern railway line and high speed trains linking Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique, according to its chief executive Donald Kress in an interview with Reuters.