A recent agreement signed with Everstrong Capital will allow Kenya to revive a much-needed highway project linking Nairobi and Mombasa.

Independent power producer SolarAfrica Energy has begun construction on its first utility-scale solar installation, located in South Africa's Northern Cape that is set to total 1 GW in capacity when complete.

The Western Area Power Generation Project, to be located in Sierra Leone’s capital Freetown, is intended to help address the country’s rolling blackouts and expand its national electricity system.

Dubai plant will be the second-largest in the world using seawater reverse osmosis and the largest powered by solar energy.

Trina Solar Co.'s selection of installation partners for the solar photovoltaic project will help keep the project on target for completion within the next two years.

To be the world's longest, the 22.4-km tramway is part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 program aimed at providing access to major historical districts.

The new $3.93-billion standard gauge railway line will connect from Tabora in Tanzania to landlocked Burundi’s mineral-rich Musongati area.

Consortium was picked as preferred developer to build a 1,500-MW run-of-river facility on the 2,574-km Zambezi River system, Africa's fourth longest.

The 184-km toll road will link Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo to existing road networks and ports in Tanzania.

U.K. contractor will deliver carbon capture units, pipeline infrastructure and a network of wells for carbon dioxide recovery in a project set to finish in 2026.