10 COMPLETED Projects in AFRICA that surprised the world.

In the Green Light youtube CHANNEL we discus mega projects in Lagos Nigeria, Projects like 4th mainland bridge lagos, lagos nigeria 2021,Eko atlantic city 2021, dangote oil refinery, we also focuses on Mega projects in Ghana like ghana development 2021, pokuase interchange update, kumasi international airport,ghana railway project. In this video we showcased 10 COMPLETED Projects in Africa Like the dangote cement plants, Morocco’s solar plant phase 1, Pokuase interchange Ghana, Ethiopia light-rail system, Lagos Ibadan Railway project, Julius Nyerere new Airport terminal, Egypt’s ‘new’ Suez Canal, Eko atlantic, Great wall of lagos, Guinea’s hydropower dam, Standard Gauge Railway, Kenya. Africa is a land of opportunities and the best time to invest in Africa is NOW. Its population is set to increase by 25% over the next 10 years. With ongoing and upcoming projects worth over $2 trillion, Africa will recover in 2021. The focus will be on diversifying economies, PPP projects, and developing new infrastructure to meet the needs of a fast-growing population.

TIME STAMPS.
00:07 -dangote cement plants
00:15 - Morocco’s solar plant phase 1
02:24 - Pokuase interchange Ghana
03:05 - Ethiopia light-rail system
03:50 - Lagos ibadan railway project
04:27 - Julius Nyerere new Airport terminal.
05:14 - Egypt’s ‘new’ Suez Canal
06:07 - Eko atlantic, Great wall of lagos
07:07 - Guinea’s hydropower dam
07:44 -Standard Gauge Railway, Kenya.

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10. Dangote Cement plants.
Dangote Cement is a subsidiary of Dangote Industries, which was founded by Aliko Dangote in 1981 as a trading business with an initial focus on importation of bagged cement and other commodities such as rice, sugar, flour and salt. Over time, the Group began to import bulk cement into the Apapa and Port Harcourt terminals

9. Morocco’s solar plant phase 1.
Ouarzazate Solar Power Station , also called Noor Power is a solar power complex located in the Drâa-Tafilalet region in Morocco, 10 kilometres from Ouarzazate town, in Ghessat rural council area. At 510 MegaWats, it is the world's largest concentrated solar power plant.

8. Pokuase interchange Ghana.
Ghana is on a quest to build modern infrastructures to better the lives of its citizens. The Pokuase Interchange is a type of Stack interchange also called as directional or free flow interchange, which contains multiple levels of grade separations The President of the country Nana Akufo-Addo has commissioned one of 5 modern Interchanges to be constructed in the country.

7. Ethiopia light-rail system.
The Ethiopian Light Rail system officially started public service with over 40 trains in the capital city Addis Ababa. The tramway is the first of it’s kind in sub-Saharan Africa. The light rail system is about 37km long and it goes throughout the capital of Ethiopia. Some of the the 475 million dollar mega project was financed by the Chinese and the some part was financed by the Ethiopian Federal government.

6. Lagos Ibadan Railway project.
The Lagos-Ibadan line is a double-track standard gauge rail, the first of its kind in the West African sub-region. It runs from Nigeria’s economic hub and most populous city, Lagos, to Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, with a total of 10 stations interspersed.

5. Julius Nyerere new Airport terminal.
The new terminal, which cost about USD 314 million, will increase the airport capacity to 8 million passengers annually. During the inauguration ceremony, President reminded that the construction of the terminal had been financed by local funds, without depending on foreign help. The construction of the main terminal building

4. Egypt’s ‘new’ Suez Canal
Completed in a span of only one year, the ‘new Suez Canal’—a 72-km section that speeds up traffic along the key international shipping route.
Officials called the $9 billion project Egypt’s ‘”gift to the world”, cutting waiting time for vessels from 18 to 11 hours, and doubling revenue for the country to $13.2 billion by 2023.

3. Eko atlantic, Great wall of lagos.
Eko Atlantic is planned to be situated over an artificial 10 square kilometer plot of land off of Victoria Island. The idea behind this project was to establish a city that will become the new economic capital of Africa. In 2005, the coastal city of Victoria Island in Lagos was in imminent danger of being overwhelmed by ocean surge from the Atlantic Ocean.

2. Guinea’s hydropower dam
In September, Guinea president Alpha Conde roped in his counterparts from Congo-Brazzaville and Niger to inaugurate the $526 million Kaleta hydroelectric plant.
1. Standard Gauge Railway, Kenya.
Kenya is developing a new standard gauge railway (SGR) line for passengers and cargo transportation between the port city of Mombasa and the lakeside city of Kisumu, and eventually to Malaba town on the Kenya-Uganda border.

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