Africa faces a significant challenge in closing its infrastructure funding gap. The continent requires between 130 billion and 170 billion dollars every year to build the power, transport, water, and digital systems needed for growth and economic inclusion. Yet investment continues to fall short, leaving large parts of continental economies and society under-served. This is contained in the Public Investment Corporation (PIC)  first Research Paper, titled Accelerating Infrastructure Development in Africa: Strategies to Reduce Lead Times.  Brenton Lalu sector specialist for Africa at PIC

<p>Africa faces a significant challenge in closing its infrastructure funding gap. The continent requires between 130 billion and 170 billion dollars every year to build the power, transport, water, and digital systems needed for growth and economic inclusion. Yet investment continues to fall short, leaving large parts of continental economies and society under-served. This is contained in the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) &nbsp;first Research Paper, titled Accelerating Infrastructure Development in Africa: Strategies to Reduce Lead Times. &nbsp;Brenton Lalu sector specialist for Africa at PIC</p>

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks & market updates.

<p>In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks &amp; market updates.</p>