Infrastructure, Transport & Logistics

When Abiy Ahmed declared the completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and unveiled plans for Africa’s largest airport along with a nuclear power plant, many hailed it as the dawn of a bold national resurgence. For a country long plagued by power shortages and infrastructure deficits, the ambition is nothing short of transformational. The GERD promises up to 5.15 gigawatts of hydroelectric capacity — a leap toward ending chronic energy deficits and positioning…