public services

Cape Town bleeds R460 million annually through failing pipes as dam levels plummet, while national government contemplates unprecedented interventions in Johannesburg and state entities—exposing the compound crisis of aging infrastructure and institutional decay across the region.

From darkened rail coaches on the Abuja-Kaduna line to vandalized coastal highway sections, Nigeria's infrastructure faces mounting challenges as authorities struggle to protect and maintain critical public assets.

President Daniel Chapo has committed Mozambique to a comprehensive digitization of public services, drawing on the proven models of Kenya and Rwanda in a bid to modernize governance across the southern African nation.