The Political Economy of Infrastructure
Infrastructure has never been merely an engineering endeavour. It is a political, economic and societal instrument through which governments pursue
China’s Chongqing East Railway Station – Have the lessons from a generation of flawed megaprojects truely been learnt?
Source: express.co.uk China likes big! From its $11billion Beijing Daxing International Airport, the world’s largest singlebuilding terminal (of 700,000 square
Immuning your Megaproject
In 2023, the Financial Times reported that “Protests against the new HS2 (High Speed Two) Ltd railway line have cost
Two Reasons the Traditional Project Management Approach Will No Longer Suffice
Before Covid-19, one might say that the business landscape has been experiencing speedy changes. But the rate of change we
Managing Change in Projects
Managing change in project organisations can be daunting. Not only because of the mechanics involved but more importantly, the social
Infrastructure – Lagos Lekki Corridor
Lagos State Government is building on the success of its towering infrastructure of its state, by yesterday signing the agreement for
How will the New UK Government approach Infrastructure
In this article Tunde contributes alongside a few other infrastructure experts on how the new UK Labour government could approach
Megaprojects: Key drivers in 2024 and what lies ahead for 2025
2024 marked an incredible year for global infrastructure and megaprojects, in the United States alone, put-in-place construction infrastructure spending reached
What do all successful project managers have in common?
A project manager is someone who applies knowledge, skills, tools, and procedures to project activities to satisfy project objectives and
What Project Complexity Means for Project Risk Across Africa and Asia
Today’s megaprojects do not owe their complexity to size alone but to the ever evolving nature of the projects operating