AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoads: Kenya’s Treasury estimates cancelling the Rironi–Mau Summit highway contracts could expose taxpayers to up to Sh180.73bn, though the figure is a maximum potential liability, not an expected bill. Energy logistics: Nigeria has revised its gas pipeline code to clarify access, bookings and measurement as it seeks investment. Amsons’ $230m acquisition of Oryx Energies’ Tanzanian business boosts its storage capacity to 800,000 tonnes and its regional network to 300 fuel stations. Ports and rail: Ghana’s transport minister is pressing for more efficient, digitalised ports, while PRASA plans major investment in Durban rail recovery, including the Umlazi corridor. Transnet Freight Rail has also set a world record with a 696-wagon train. Regional links: Nairobi is pushing to better integrate African airspace to support trade.
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