AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAirport & Logistics Buildout (Cape Town): Cape Winelands Airport is set to move toward construction later this year, with a projected R8bn–R10bn investment at the former Fisantekraal Airfield, including a 3.5km runway, terminal, cargo facilities, hangars, fuel upgrades, warehousing, hotels, a heliport and an “airport city” vision across about 450 hectares. Urban Infrastructure & Housing Delivery (Kenya): Kenya’s government says it’s modernising JKIA to boost passenger processing and security, including ATIS, centralised check-in and screening, and a new terminal already on site (54 months) to add about 10m passengers annually. Energy & Industrial Real Estate (South Africa): Central Energy Fund outlines a three-phase plan to restart refining at the former Sapref site in Durban, starting with importing and using existing storage/transfer infrastructure, then moving toward a 400,000 bpd refinery and possible expansion to 400,000–650,000 bpd. Commercial Property (Tanzania): Yanga has begun construction of a 12-storey “Yanga Tower” in Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam, a 5.5bn/- project with shops and offices, financed by Azania Bank and built by Group Six International. Public Works & Transport (Lagos): Lagos offers police officers three months of free transport via rail, electric water boats and BRT, while also rolling out measures to improve passenger experience at JKIA.
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