On 1 June 2021 EllaLink enters service in Cabo Verde. A source-led read separates the verified route from the still-unproven data-centre and latency claims.
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Guinea’s Souapiti hydropower launch — lived-economy effect the risks and opportunities
Souapiti hydropower reached Guinea’s grid on 22 December 2020. A source-led package separating what the documents verify from the numbers still to be confirmed.
AfCFTA Secretariat in Accra in Ghana — evidence and timeline the business case to test
A source-led read on the AfCFTA Secretariat commissioned in Accra: what the record verifies today, which claims need testing, and the timeline to trust.
Kandadji programme financing in Niger — evidence and timeline — for regional operators
Kandadji secures added financing for dam, irrigation and power on the Niger River. What the primary record supports for operators, June 2020.
Benin’s Digital rural transformation — evidence and timeline the business case to test
As of June 2020, a source-led read of Benin’s Digital Rural Transformation Project: what is verifiable now, and the business case an operator can test.
Guinea-Bissau’s Solar access programme — lived-economy effect — for regional operators
Guinea-Bissau advances a development-financed solar and grid-access programme, cutting diesel dependence and reshaping the lived economy for regional operators.
Electricity modernisation in The Gambia — lived-economy effect — what the numbers mean
A source-led package on The Gambia’s electricity modernisation: what primary documents establish, what remains pending, and how operators read the gaps.
Albatros power plant in Mali — lived-economy effect what business leaders should track
As of 31 October 2019, a source-led read of Mali’s ~90 MW Albatros plant near Bamako: what is verifiable, what is open, and what operators should track.
Mauritania’s Tasiast 24k expansion — evidence and timeline the risks and opportunities
As of 16 Sept 2019, Ironu builds a source-led package on Tasiast 24k: chronology, primary document, tested claims and named gaps in Mauritania.