Perspectives on cross-border execution
Short, practical notes from the practice on structuring, coordinating and delivering projects across the GCC and Africa.
Pragmatic Power: Structuring Gas, Solar, and Hybrid Projects across Africa
Africa’s energy transition demands commercial pragmatism over ideology. Explore how hybrid gas-solar models, resilient delivery frameworks, and GCC capital alignment secure long-term project viability.
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The GCC as Africa's Strategic Capital Partner: Structuring Projects for Sovereign Execution
GCC capital is flowing into African energy, ports, and logistics. To capture this investment, African governments must align project readiness with GCC execution standards.
Read →Asset and Title Verification in OHADA Markets: A Practical Risk-Mitigation Framework
Securing M&A transactions and infrastructure investments across OHADA member states requires rigorous asset and title verification. A project management perspective on mitigating deal risk.
Read →Digital Infrastructure in Africa: Balancing AI Ambition with Local Realities
As global demand for AI compute drives data center expansion across Africa, infrastructure developers must balance advanced technical requirements with energy access, resource allocation, and community needs.
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Navigating Local Content Frameworks in African Energy and Infrastructure Projects
Local content is no longer a regulatory checklist item in Africa. It is a core project management pillar for energy, mining, and infrastructure investments.
Read →Structuring Mining Assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo: An Execution Framework
A project-management perspective on structuring, infrastructure resilience, and cross-border governance for mining assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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