‘Infrastructure is often imagined as roads and bridges, but project managers know it is much broader’
* It includes energy, railways, airports, water & sanitation, hospitals, universities, housing, tourism facilities, logistics hubs and digital connectivity, to mention a few Analysis by Washington Chimuzu Across Malawi and most of Africa, many children walk several kilometres to school because the nearest classroom is overcrowded or non-existent. Many farmers watch hopelessly as their produce spoils because roads become impassable after heavy rains. The few existing manufacturers spend more on electricity interruptions than on innovation. Patients wait months for…
