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...
Small towns on the line: corridor infrastructure as a growth enabler
Property - Retail & Commercial Property · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 A corridor is marketed by its endpoints - port to capital, capital to capital. The growth it actually creates often shows up somewhere less photogenic: the...
Bridges as Multipliers: Mozambique’s 3km Span and Its 4% Debt
Property - Construction & Engineering · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 A bridge is the quietest infrastructure there is - no timetable, no operator, just a gap closed. The Maputo-Katembe bridge, at 3,041 metres the longest suspension...
Roads First: How 100,000km of Chinese-Built Tarmac Reshaped Africa
Property - Infrastructure & Megaprojects · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Railways earn the ribbon-cuttings; roads do the work. China's foreign ministry claims that Chinese firms have helped build or upgrade nearly 100,000km of...
Abuja Light Rail: A Capital’s Metro That Opened, Stalled, Then Reopened
Property - Infrastructure & Megaprojects · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 In 2018 Abuja opened the first urban light-rail system in Nigeria, a 42.5-kilometre first phase linking the city centre to the airport. It was meant to give a...
Payment systems law in Uganda — asset and corridor map the business case for investors
Uganda’s Payment Systems Act 2020 formalises the physical estate of digital payments — agent networks, connectivity and corridor infrastructure.
What Next for Construction in South Africa?
As South African construction Industry representative negotiate for resumption of projects across the country, there has been the question of “what next”, as layoffs and revenue losses continue due to the impact of the Covid19 Pandemic. The impacts of the virus on the...
What Next for Construction in South Africa?
As South African construction Industry representative negotiate for resumption of projects across the country, there has been the question of “what next”, as layoffs and revenue losses continue due to the impact of the Covid19 Pandemic. The impacts of the virus on the...
Djibouti’s Sovereign wealth fund — asset and corridor map why it matters for investors
Djibouti’s sovereign wealth fund must turn consolidation into built corridor capacity. Fikiria assesses land, permits, engineering and delivery economics.
HIPC decision point in Somalia — asset and corridor map — why it matters for investors
Somalia’s HIPC decision point on 25 March 2020 makes its ports and corridors financeable, but land tenure, permits and engineering capacity decide delivery.
Kigali financial centre in Rwanda — asset and corridor map the risks and opportunities
Kigali’s financial centre is a regime delivered as real estate: which land, engineering and permitting decisions drive delivery, and which locations reprice.
Kigali Innovation City in Rwanda — asset and corridor map why it matters for investors
Kigali Innovation City will be delivered in concrete before software; land, permits, engineering and maintenance decide its value for property operators.
Ethiopia’s Homegrown economic reform — asset and corridor map — for regional operators
Ethiopia’s reform lifts demand for industrial, logistics and commercial property, but land, permits and corridors decide delivery: the build map for operators.
Colluli potash investment in Eritrea — strategic model the business case for investors
Read as a build, AFC’s Colluli commitment is early capital for a Red Sea infrastructure corridor where engineering, water, power and permits now carry the risk.
AfCFTA operational launch in East Africa — asset and corridor map for African business
AfCFTA’s launch reprices East Africa’s trade corridors and logistics assets — why Mombasa, Dar and the interior depend on land, permits and maintenance.
Privacy law enacted in Uganda — asset and corridor map the business case for investors
Uganda’s Data Protection and Privacy Act carries an infrastructure footprint, reshaping demand for secure data-housing sites around Kampala and Entebbe.
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