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An AfDB-backed tender invites eligible suppliers to deliver fully electric city buses, mandatory spares, onboard technology and training.
New offshore awards activate engineering, fabrication, installation, drilling and specialist-services demand.
Capital formation opens a new delivery window across rail construction and corridor logistics.
Groundbreaking, financing work and specialist hiring provide evidence of movement.
A major programme creates an opening across fibre, financing and delivery partnerships.
Political-risk cover now supports Mota-Engil’s equity in the 30-year Lobito Atlantic Railway concession.
A US$99.6m direct loan will finance American and European mobile-network technology for Africell’s Angola operations.
Two verified financing developments are included in today’s edition. Earlier brief items remain available below with their original dates.
Africell says the Export-Import Bank of the United States has announced a US$99.6m direct loan to finance American and European mobile-network technology for its Angola operations. The operator links the investment to wider coverage, network reliability, digital resilience and secure infrastructure.
MIGA has issued US$62.6m of political-risk guarantees covering Mota-Engil’s equity investments in Lobito Atlantic Railway. The concessionaire operates, maintains and is responsible for the long-term modernization of about 1,300km of rail from the Port of Lobito to Angola’s border with the DRC, plus the port’s mineral terminal, under a 30-year concession.
Egypt’s State Information Service reports a partnership involving Vodafone Business, Elsewedy Electric and Cassava Technologies to establish Africa Data Centers Egypt. Initial foreign direct investment is projected at US$200m, rising to US$1bn upon completion.
UNDP reports that delegations from Ethiopia, Malawi, Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Zambia, with African Union representatives, concluded a two-week learning mission to India under its AA4DPI programme. The exchange examined digital identity, payments and data-sharing systems.
Digital Realty announced the opening of NBO2 beside its existing Nairobi facility. The campus connects customers to more than 100 networks, two internet exchange points and a satellite teleport. The opening accompanies iColo’s transition to the Digital Realty brand in Kenya and Mozambique.
A new European Union Institute for Security Studies brief identifies shared priorities in connectivity, data governance, cybersecurity and digital public infrastructure. Its Ghana and Kenya examples highlight the need to connect investment with local capability and national priorities.
The planned share sale is expected to open on 14 September, creating a direct capital-markets route into one of Africa’s largest energy infrastructure assets.
ARM is progressing a R15.2bn phased expansion of its Bokoni platinum operation while preparing to restart nickel mining and concentrate production at Nkomati.
IEA chief Fatih Birol says Nigeria’s new associate membership could deepen technical cooperation and attract more capital across oil, gas, renewables and electrification.
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