Investors are fearful of risk in African infrastructure. They shouldn't be. Is there an overblown perception of risk when it comes to investing in Africa’s infrastructure? Some institutional…

US's new Africa policy will increase competition to fund infrastructure Linking economic and security interests to investment will make more funds available.

Trump's New Africa Plan: Fewer US Troops and Aid, More Investment and Deals To compete with China in Africa, the White House aims to encourage US investment but will continue a troop drawdown and…

East Africa's investment policies hurting foreign inflows into region East African countries’ increasing restrictions on foreign investments are being blamed for the decline in foreign inflows into…

A China-US battle for influence in Africa is going to drive up infrastructure funding China and the US are battling for ascendancy in sub-Saharan Africa albeit with their very different…

China’s One Belt, One Road may be a dead end for African countries Debt financing is commonly tied to the use of labour from China, there is little transparency about loan conditions and money is…

Placing investment at the centre of Africa's development strategy The inaugural Africa Investment Forum, which took place in November 2018 and was initiated by he African Development Bank, emphasised…

Importance of Regional and Continental Integration for Africa's Development Africa's integration is no longer a matter of choice. Against an international backdrop of changing political and economic…

Chinese investments in Africa go off the rails Beijing signals new approach as concern grows over misguided ‘vanity projects’.

£100 million for renewable energy projects in Africa to provide electricity to 2.4 million people a year Hundreds of thousands of people in sub-Saharan Africa will get access to electricity for the…