COLUMNIST: JOSEPH FUSEINI

For much of the past three decades, discussions about African railways have been dominated by decline. Ageing infrastruc ...

For decades, Africa 39;s transport agenda has been dominated by discussions about physical infrastructure. Governments ...

The recent arrival of two refurbished diesel locomotives and twenty freight wagons for operations on the Tema ndash;M ...

For decades, Africa rsquo;s development ambitions have been framed around industrialization, regional integration, and e ...

Africa rsquo;s transport challenge is often framed as a question of infrastructure, more railways, better roads, modern ...

The recent announcement of a $21.6 million European Union support package for Ghana rsquo;s railway upgrade is, without ...

Africa rsquo;s transport debate is increasingly being shaped by a force that cannot be engineered away, climate change. ...

Africa rsquo;s transport future is being shaped at a critical intersection between, rising demand for mobility and the u ...

In the search for efficient, sustainable, and integrated transport systems in Africa, East Africa may already hold the b ...

West Africa is on the brink of a transport revolution, but only if it gets one thing right, integration. Stretching acro ...

Africa rsquo;s development challenge is no longer just about building infrastructure, it is about connecting systems. Ro ...

Across the continent, railways stretch across vast landscapes, some newly built, others aging but still functional. At t ...

Across Africa, some of the continent rsquo;s most powerful transport assets flow quietly, often unnoticed, underutilized ...

Africa rsquo;s transport story has, for decades, been written on asphalt. Roads dominate policy attention, public invest ...

The series of articles published throughout March offers a deeply reflective and forward-looking narrative on Ghana rsqu ...

If Ghana is to celebrate its independence in a meaningful, structural sense, then the question must go beyond politics a ...