Infrastructure & Energy

Kenya is calling for a fundamental shift in how Africa finances its infrastructure, urging governments to rely less on public borrowing and more on private-sector investment to power the continent’s growth.

The European Union has announced a $600 million investment package to expand renewable energy and electrification projects across Africa, signaling a renewed effort to support the continent’s green transition and strengthen Europe’s strategic presence there.

Ethiopia has officially inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) — now recognized as Africa’s largest hydroelectric power facility. The milestone marks a defining moment in the nation’s long pursuit of energy independence and sustainable economic growth.