Greetings again from sunny, warm Lusaka. We're now on our seventh post of the series on African infrastructure development, and those of you with the stamina to stick with it from the beginning have asked

By the end of last week's series of five posts on African infrastructure development (you can find a list of the full series at the end of this post), a number of you had started to ask more pointed questions

We've done a lot this week! We've touched on why infrastructure , we've tickled who is involved in African infrastructure and we've delved a bit into how infrastructure service delivery works from conception

We're still scene-setting on infrastructure development in Africa, and trying to get our heads around a vast scope by putting some kind of framework to the thinking. Today we're going to introduce the

In this series on infrastructure in Africa, we'll follow up on my two previous posts (see list at the bottom of this post for links) by unpacking the "infrastructure service delivery path". A

Today we tackle the question of what infrastructure is, so that at least we share a common definition for the rest of the series. Image source Definitions, to set the scene I've seen many different definitions

Change of pace! The great Beck Trek through France, a bit of Belgium and the Netherlands is well and truly done, dusted and documented on the blockchain (for the full list of posts on that epic journey,