Delays in implementing regional infrastructure projects continue to undermine Africa’s efforts to improve connectivity and expand intra-African trade, with governments urged to strengthen project delivery and attract greater private-sector investment. Robert Tama Lisinge, Director of Technology, Innovation, Connectivity and Infrastructure at the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), observed that longstanding implementation challenges had…
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