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Afreximbank Signs $980m Facility Agreements with 6 African Contractors

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has presented an intra-African Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) platform designed to empower African contractors to successfully bid for contracts by allowing for the seamless posting of key infrastructure projects within the EPC space in Africa for bidding by EPC companies. The presentation, which took place
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Tony Obiechina Hassan Allam Mota Engil Kanayo Awani African Trade Bank At Afreximbank

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AUC Chosen to Represent Egypt, Northeast Africa in Afretec Inclusive Digital Transformation Network

AUC is the only University representing Egypt and Northeast Africa in the newly established African Engineering and Technology (Afretec) Network, a collaboration between African universities to drive inclusive digital transformation across the continent.
Karim Seddik Carnegie Mellon University Africa School Of Sciences Technology Afretec Network Organization For Economic Cooperation Northeast Africa

Experts, policymakers urge transforming state of engineering in Africa

Experts and policymakers attending the eighth edition of the African Engineering Week and the sixth Africa Engineering Conference on Tuesday called for concerted efforts to uplift the state of engineering in Africa. This year's Africa Engineering Week and Conference, which runs until Friday in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, is…
Carlien Bou Chedid Addis Ababa Yonas Ayalew Federation Of African Engineering Organizations Un Sustainable Development Goals African Union

Carnegie Mellon's African campus works to foster digital transformation

It started with about 30 students, half a world away, getting a Carnegie Mellon education in Rwanda. Eleven years later, the number of students has increased tenfold as CMU-­Africa 
aims to be a key player in the digital transformation of the continent, according to CMU College of Engineering Dean Bill
Botswana General Atlantic Ocean Carnegie Mellon Opelo Tshekiso Junias Bonou College Of Engineering

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