Burkina Faso’s Donsin solar plant, co-sited with the new airport, turns €45.7m into a corridor of land, civil works, grid connection and long-run O&M contracts.
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Guinea’s Simandou investment package — asset and corridor map — for regional operators
Ironu maps Simandou’s mine-rail-port system after the 8 April 2024 framework, weighing land, permits, engineering capacity and maintenance for regional
Affordable Housing Initiatives in Nigeria’s Urban Centers
Housing affordability is a pressing issue in Nigeria’s urban centers, where rapid population growth and urbanization have exacerbated the demand for affordable homes. According to the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, the country faces a housing deficit of over 20...
Investing in Commercial Real Estate in Southern Africa
Explore the opportunities and trends in commercial real estate investment in Southern Africa, focusing on key markets, legal considerations, and financing options.
How to Access Property Financing for First-Time Buyers
Learn how first-time buyers in Botswana and Namibia can access property financing through loans, subsidies, and alternative options for affordable homeownership.
Infrastructure Push Aims to Reignite Growth Post-Pandemic
Botswana’s February 2024 budget bet on infrastructure to reignite growth, projecting 4.2% expansion and committing P8.69 billion in deficit financing for roads, airports and water.
Sustainable Real Estate Development in Namibia
Explore how sustainable real estate development in Namibia is addressing environmental challenges and driving economic growth through innovative practices.
Sustainable Real Estate Development in West Africa
Sustainable real estate development is becoming a critical priority in West Africa as urbanization accelerates and environmental concerns grow. With increasing demand for housing, commercial spaces, and infrastructure, developers are turning to green building...
Burkina Faso’s Kodéni and Pâ solar plants — regional opportunity what the numbers mean
Burkina Faso’s 68 MWp Kodéni and Pâ solar plants are, first, an inland construction story — land, permits, logistics and long-run maintenance capacity.