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Ethiopia
Which Israeli firms are arming the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam?

As the Egyptian president and the Ethiopian prime minister continue to lock horns over the mega-dam, Addis has decided to take preventive measures by purchasing missiles…

Subscribers only Defence, Infrastructure, Business Running Story - The Renaissance Dam 05.07.2019

Kenya
Lamu coal-fired power station increasingly under threat

In addition to losing its backers one after the other, [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 05.07.2019

Guinea
The Brits get first dibs on central transport corridor

The bauxite evacuation railway line that will run down the middle of the country to a new port has been pre-empted by UK firms.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Mining 02.07.2019

Morocco
Kenitra Atlantique port project slips down the pecking order

The inauguration of the PSA Peugeot Citroen plant in Kenitra on June 20 will perhaps not be enough to revive [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 27.06.2019

Morocco
Masen runs late on renewable projects in Zambia

Renewable energy agency Masen's plans to become a developer of green electricity projects throughout Africa are proving slow to take [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 27.06.2019

Algeria
Zergoun brothers lead Ouargla solar power race with Hanau

Business is flourishing for brothers Rahmoune Zergoun and Mohamed Slimane Zergoun! Their company TBRHO, which has just been selected by [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 27.06.2019

Morocco
MDC Ingenierie and Consulmar to draw up new Casablanca port plan

Moroccan consulting engineer MDC Ingenierie and Spain's Consulmar are to [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 27.06.2019

Africa
Scramble for trans-Sahel feasibility study

Over twenty international engineering firms have expressed an interest to [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 26.06.2019

Africa
Electricity: Donald Trump rolls out his new weapon against China

The United States is looking to bulk up its financing tools after falling behind in the power sector race.

Subscribers only 25.06.2019

Africa
Cummins mulling mass layoffs across the continent

According to our information, the American engine and power generation giant Cummins has made drastic cuts to its Africa and [...]

Subscribers only 25.06.2019

Sao Tome and Principe
Efacec (Isabel dos Santos) can only sit back and watch the damage

It seems there is no let-up in the near future for Sao Tome & Principe, which has been struggling to [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Energy 25.06.2019

Africa
Donald Trump sends Barack Obama's renewable energy mix up in flames

Since 2017, the American government has focused on using gas - more than renewables - to improve access to power across the continent.

Subscribers only 25.06.2019

DRC
Former Joseph Kabila army chief of staff branches out into oil and mining

The former chief of staff of the Congolese armed forces, [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Energy 25.06.2019

Namibia
Mergence, the powerful South African fund harnessing the sun

South African investment firm Mergence Investment Managers ‘s Namibian arm [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Energy 25.06.2019

Tanzania
Magufuli obstructs One Belt, One Road

The Tanzanian president is reviewing the contracts signed by his predecessor with the Chinese. By doing so, he takes the risk of jeopardizing his ties with the Middle Kingdom.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 21.06.2019

Kenya
Government puts Lamu power station on hold

President Uhuru Kenyatta has been obliged to instruct his energy [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 21.06.2019

Guinea
Chalco and Eurasian hold peace talks over Pongo River bauxite route

Following months of mounting hostility, Chinalco and Eurasian seem to have reached an agreement over how to use the river to export their production.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Mining 18.06.2019

Tunisia
Enfidha port project hampered by STAM and COTUNAV's heavy debts

The big Enfidha deep water project being promoted by the merchant marine and ports office, the OMMP, risks being stymied [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 13.06.2019

Morocco
Fichtner Group to work on KfW-funded desalination plant in Sidi Ifni

German consulting engineers Fichtner Group and Morocco's CID (Conseil Ingenierie [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 13.06.2019

Ivory Coast
Abidjan Airport: Amadou Gon Coulibaly has to choose between Beijing or Paris

The Ivorian prime minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly is faced with a tricky choice between France's Bouygues and China Railway International [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Politics 12.06.2019

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Infrastructure

Ethiopia
Which Israeli firms are arming the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam?

Kenya
Lamu coal-fired power station increasingly under threat

Guinea
The Brits get first dibs on central transport corridor

Morocco
Kenitra Atlantique port project slips down the pecking order

Morocco
Masen runs late on renewable projects in Zambia

Algeria
Zergoun brothers lead Ouargla solar power race with Hanau

Morocco
MDC Ingenierie and Consulmar to draw up new Casablanca port plan

Africa
Scramble for trans-Sahel feasibility study

Africa
Electricity: Donald Trump rolls out his new weapon against China

Africa
Cummins mulling mass layoffs across the continent

Sao Tome and Principe
Efacec (Isabel dos Santos) can only sit back and watch the damage

Africa
Donald Trump sends Barack Obama's renewable energy mix up in flames

DRC
Former Joseph Kabila army chief of staff branches out into oil and mining

Namibia
Mergence, the powerful South African fund harnessing the sun

Tanzania
Magufuli obstructs One Belt, One Road

Kenya
Government puts Lamu power station on hold

Guinea
Chalco and Eurasian hold peace talks over Pongo River bauxite route

Tunisia
Enfidha port project hampered by STAM and COTUNAV's heavy debts

Morocco
Fichtner Group to work on KfW-funded desalination plant in Sidi Ifni

Ivory Coast
Abidjan Airport: Amadou Gon Coulibaly has to choose between Beijing or Paris

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Ethiopia Which Israeli firms are arming the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam?

Kenya Lamu coal-fired power station increasingly under threat

Guinea The Brits get first dibs on central transport corridor

Morocco Kenitra Atlantique port project slips down the pecking order

Morocco Masen runs late on renewable projects in Zambia

Algeria Zergoun brothers lead Ouargla solar power race with Hanau

Morocco MDC Ingenierie and Consulmar to draw up new Casablanca port plan

Africa Scramble for trans-Sahel feasibility study

Africa Electricity: Donald Trump rolls out his new weapon against China

Africa Cummins mulling mass layoffs across the continent

Sao Tome and Principe Efacec (Isabel dos Santos) can only sit back and watch the damage

Africa Donald Trump sends Barack Obama's renewable energy mix up in flames

DRC Former Joseph Kabila army chief of staff branches out into oil and mining

Namibia Mergence, the powerful South African fund harnessing the sun

Tanzania Magufuli obstructs One Belt, One Road

Kenya Government puts Lamu power station on hold

Guinea Chalco and Eurasian hold peace talks over Pongo River bauxite route

Tunisia Enfidha port project hampered by STAM and COTUNAV's heavy debts

Morocco Fichtner Group to work on KfW-funded desalination plant in Sidi Ifni

Ivory Coast Abidjan Airport: Amadou Gon Coulibaly has to choose between Beijing or Paris

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About Africa Intelligence

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Ethiopia
Which Israeli firms are arming the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam?

Kenya
Lamu coal-fired power station increasingly under threat

Guinea
The Brits get first dibs on central transport corridor

Morocco
Kenitra Atlantique port project slips down the pecking order

Morocco
Masen runs late on renewable projects in Zambia

Algeria
Zergoun brothers lead Ouargla solar power race with Hanau

Morocco
MDC Ingenierie and Consulmar to draw up new Casablanca port plan

Africa
Scramble for trans-Sahel feasibility study

Africa
Electricity: Donald Trump rolls out his new weapon against China

Africa
Cummins mulling mass layoffs across the continent

Sao Tome and Principe
Efacec (Isabel dos Santos) can only sit back and watch the damage

Africa
Donald Trump sends Barack Obama's renewable energy mix up in flames

DRC
Former Joseph Kabila army chief of staff branches out into oil and mining

Namibia
Mergence, the powerful South African fund harnessing the sun

Tanzania
Magufuli obstructs One Belt, One Road

Kenya
Government puts Lamu power station on hold

Guinea
Chalco and Eurasian hold peace talks over Pongo River bauxite route

Tunisia
Enfidha port project hampered by STAM and COTUNAV's heavy debts

Morocco
Fichtner Group to work on KfW-funded desalination plant in Sidi Ifni

Ivory Coast
Abidjan Airport: Amadou Gon Coulibaly has to choose between Beijing or Paris