Central Africa needs $8 billion for education infrastructure With a population that will exceed 200 million in the next decade, Central Africa will need to invest an estimated $8 billion in education infrastructure. Growing at a staggering 32 per cent over the next...
Central Africa requires close to 4 million homes by 2030 Central Africa’s population will grow by 60 million over the next decade. Almost 4 million homes would be required for new entrants in the 20 to 30-year-old age bracket. With high urbanisation rates, a...
In 10 years from now, Central Africa’s children of school-going age will constitute 29% of the total population. In 2030, schools will have to educate an additional 6.6 million children compared to now. To educate all these additional school children, ABiQ estimate...
Central Africa is the most underdeveloped region in Africa. It plays home to approximately 180 million people. Unfortunately, the nine territories that makeup Central Africa lack infrastructure, housing, healthcare, education and other critical sectors to help them...
Central Africa present some of the most unreached areas on the African Continent. With a current estimated population of 178 million people and set to grow by 22% to exceed 218 million by 2030. This area has also the weakest connected transport network in Africa. ...
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