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African Infrastructure & Projects

  • The $10 Billion Mega-Airport Financing Partnership Between Ethiopian Airlines and African Development Bank Takes Off

    Ethiopian Airlines and AfDB partner on a $10B Bishoftu International Airport, set to transform African aviation with world-class capacity and connectivity.

    Ethiopian Airlines Chief Commercial Officer, Lemma Yadecha (4th from L) and African Development Bank Group President, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina (4th from R), hold the signed mandate letter designating the Bank as mandated lead arranger for the Bishoftu International Airport in Ethiopia, set to be Africa’s largest airport by 2029. Supplied - African Development Bank
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  • Zambia Airports Corporation Limited Appoints Urvesh Jasvantal Desai as Managing Director

    Zambia Airports Corporation appoints Urvesh Desai as Managing Director to drive growth, modernisation, and Zambia’s aviation hub ambitions.

  • MOI International Airport, Mombasa Completes Full Scale Safety and Security Emergency Drills

    Moi International Airport, Mombasa, has completed full-scale emergency drills simulating aircraft and sabotage incidents to test preparedness and coordination.

    Kenya Airports Authority
  • Paving the Way for a Carbon-Neutral Future in South Africa

    ABB Electrification is modernising South Africa’s infrastructure—from airports to water systems—through smart, connected solutions that drive efficiency and sustainability.

    Veron Maharaj, Product Marketing Specialist, Smart Buildings Division, ABB Electrification
  • Ghana Commissions New Aviation Navigation Centre and Border Security Systems

    Ghana inaugurates new Air Navigation Services Complex and launches API/PNR systems, advancing aviation safety and border security standards.

    Ghana Civil Aviation Authority
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  • Ethiopian Airlines Group Unveils a Global Standard Airport in Wollo Kombolcha

    Ethiopian Airlines opens a new airport in Wollo Kombolcha, boosting domestic connectivity, industrial access, and regional economic development.

    Ethiopian Airlines Group Unveils a Global Standard Airport in Wollo Kombolcha
  • ACSA Issues Tender for Maintenance of Aircraft Docking Systems at OR Tambo

    ACSA invites bids for a two-year maintenance contract for Visual Docking Guidance Systems at OR Tambo International Airport. Closes 21 August 2025.

  • CAASA
  • Morocco Signs 38 Billion Dirham Airport Investment Agreement with ONDA to Boost Capacity and Infrastructure Ahead of 2030

    Morocco signs 38 billion dirham MoU with ONDA to expand airport capacity, develop Casablanca hub, and modernise infrastructure by 2030.

    Morocco Signs 38 Billion Dirham Airport Investment Agreement with ONDA to Boost Capacity and Infrastructure Ahead of 2030
  • Nigeria, Arab Republic of Egypt Sign MoU to Strengthen Cooperation in Aviation and Aerospace Development

    Nigeria and Egypt have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance aviation sector cooperation, expand routes, and promote regional integration across Africa.

    Federal Ministry of Information & National Orientation
  • Simandou 2040: Expansion of Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport Progresses Under Presidential Oversight

    Guinea progresses on Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport expansion in Conakry as part of the Simandou 2040 Program, with 95% of Phase 1 completed.

    Simandou 2040: Expansion of Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport Progresses Under Presidential Oversight
  • Concept Formulation to Develop Rwanda’s Capital into East African Air Connectivity Hub Receives MCDF Grant Support

    The MCDF has approved a USD105,000 grant to support concept development for Kigali’s New International Airport City, aiming to position Rwanda’s capital as a key East African air connectivity hub through high-quality infrastructure planning.

    credit- Multilateral Cooperation Center for Development Finance (MCDF)
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  • Earthworks Begin on Casablanca’s New Terminal Project

    Earthworks begin on Casablanca’s new terminal at Mohammed V Airport, advancing Morocco’s Airports 2030 vision and future World Cup connectivity.

    Earthworks Begin on Casablanca’s New Terminal Project
  • Namibia’s Tourist Town to Upgrade Aerodrome

    Swakopmund, Namibia’s top tourist town, plans a R443m aerodrome upgrade to boost tourism, meet regulations, and improve aviation functionality.

  • Aviation africa 2025
  • Afreximbank Signs Indicative Term Sheet to Finance New Libreville International Airport

    Afreximbank signs EUR 290 million term sheet with Gabon and partners to develop the New Libreville International Airport, boosting regional air connectivity.

  • South Africa’s Draft Civil Aviation Policy Aims to Transform the Sector

    South Africa’s draft aviation policy proposes major reforms to safety, regulation, and infrastructure—aiming to reshape the sector for long-term competitiveness.

    South Africa’s Draft Civil Aviation Policy Aims to Transform the Sector
  • Kenya Airways & Qatar Airways Ink An Exciting Strategic Partnership

    Kenya Airways and Qatar Airways sign MoU for a strategic partnership, expanding codeshare, cargo, and connectivity between Africa and the Middle East.

    Kenya Airways & Qatar Airways Ink An Exciting Strategic Partnership
  • ASECNA Issues Tender for Civil Engineering Works at Garoua International Airport

    ASECNA issues a tender for civil engineering works to upgrade VOR/DME at Garoua International Airport, advancing aviation infrastructure in Cameroon.

  • Zambia Positioning Itself to Become an Aviation Hub

    Zambia is positioning itself as a regional aviation hub through major airport upgrades, regulatory reforms, and partnerships to boost trade, tourism, and connectivity, as highlighted at the Land-Linked Zambia 2025 event.

    Honourable Frank Tayali, Zambia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics. Photo credit © African Pilot Magazine / Craig Dean
  • Botswana Allocates P351 Million for Aviation Projects in 2025 Budget

    Botswana has allocated P351 million to aviation infrastructure in its 2025/2026 budget, funding airport maintenance, security upgrades, Maun Airport development, and improved airspace surveillance to enhance connectivity and regional logistics.

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    13 February 2025

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