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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 systems, water infrastructure and digital networks. Governments cannot finance the requirement alone, while traditional development funding is under growing pressure. Yet across African markets, large […]

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Why Apollo’s £5.7 Billion Bid for easyJet Matters Beyond Aviation

Project Analysis | The Project Herald Today, American private equity firm Apollo Global Management launched a £5.7 billion takeover bid for British low-cost airline easyJet, outbidding rival investment firm Castlelake and prompting the airline’s board to indicate that it is minded to recommend Apollo’s offer to shareholders. Apollo’s proposal values easyJet at £7.15 per share,

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Dangote Refinery’s Jet Fuel Exports: Why This Project Matters Beyond Fuel Sales

TPH Verdict: 8.9/10 For years, discussions about Nigeria’s refining ambitions have centred on one question: Can the country finally refine enough petroleum products for itself? That conversation is now evolving. With reports of the Dangote Refinery exporting aviation fuel (Jet A-1) to European markets, the significance extends beyond another export transaction. It represents an important

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Beyond the ₦10 Billion Investment: What Apex African Gas’ Expansion Signals for Nigeria’s Industrial Economy

Analysis | The Project Herald Last week, Apex African Gas Nigeria Limited announced the commissioning of a new 70-ton-per-day Air Separation Unit (ASU) in Lagos, a project valued at more than ₦10 billion. With the facility now operational, the company’s total production capacity has increased to 110 tons per day, strengthening its ability to supply

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Inside Julius Berger's New Strategy Beyond Government Contracts

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 Second Niger Bridge to major expressways, airports and government buildings, the company has built a reputation as one of Africa’s most respected engineering and construction firms. Today, however, Julius Berger is quietly redefining

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Seplat's Growth Strategy: What It Means for Nigeria's Oil Industry and Economy

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 some international oil companies from onshore assets. While these challenges have weighed on government revenue and investor confidence, one Nigerian company is taking a different path. Rather than retreating, Seplat Energy is expanding.

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Lagos Rail Expansion Reshapes Urban Transport Network

Lagos Rail Expansion: How Nigeria’s Largest State Infrastructure Project Is Transforming Urban Transportation

Lagos State is pushing forward with one of the most ambitious transportation infrastructure programmes in Africa as investments in rail transit continue to reshape mobility across Nigeria’s commercial capital. With a population estimated at more than 20 million people and growing demand for efficient transportation, the state government has placed rail development at the center

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Nigeria Airport Projects Drive Aviation Infrastructure Growth

Nigeria’s Data Center Boom: How AI, Cloud Computing and Digital Infrastructure Are Reshaping the Economy

Nigeria is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s most important digital infrastructure markets as investments in data centers, cloud services and artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerate across the country. While roads, ports and power projects often dominate infrastructure discussions, digital infrastructure is becoming an increasingly critical part of economic development. The growing demand for cloud computing,

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Nigeria's Data Center Boom Fuels AI and Cloud Growth

Nigeria’s Data Center Boom: How AI, Cloud Computing and Digital Infrastructure Are Reshaping the Economy

Nigeria is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s most important digital infrastructure markets as investments in data centers, cloud services and artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerate across the country. While roads, ports and power projects often dominate infrastructure discussions, digital infrastructure is becoming an increasingly critical part of economic development. The growing demand for cloud computing,

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