Africa Has the Capital. The Problem Is Making Infrastructure Investable.
Africa’s infrastructure financing challenge is often described as a shortage of money. That explanation is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. The continent needs enormous investment in roads, railways, ports, power…
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Why Apollo's £5.7 Billion Bid for easyJet Matters Beyond Aviation
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Dangote Refinery's Jet Fuel Exports: Why This Project Matters Beyond Fuel Sales
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Beyond the ₦10 Billion Investment: What Apex African Gas' Expansion Signals for Nigeria's Industrial Economy
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Inside Julius Berger's New Strategy Beyond Government Contracts
For decades, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has been synonymous with some of Nigeria’s biggest roads, bridges and public infrastructure projects. From the…
Seplat's Growth Strategy and What It Means for Nigeria's Oil Industry
Nigeria’s oil industry has spent much of the last decade battling declining production, underinvestment, crude oil theft and the gradual exit of…