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CCEI Bank GE provides an example of African business otherness, leading as both a pioneer and role model for banks in the entire West Africa region

Equatorial Guineans can attest to the buzz of activity taking place across their country. Cities and towns have come to resemble bustling construction sites, with the end results popping up in many forms, from gleaming towers in the capital, Malabo, to new roads cutting through dense jungle in the countryside, providing vital transportation links to rural communities

With its Horizon 2020 plan already in full swing, the government of Equatorial Guinea has found a trusted partner in PAC International, an established construction company that has extensive experience in the international market

Now more than ever, Equatorial Guinea has come alive with a multitude of projects aimed at the betterment of the country’s future; so many, in fact, that the government created an additional agency dedicated specifically to overseeing them: GE Proyectos

Putting the country’s newfound wealth to good use, GE Proyectos is addressing key aspects of Equatoguineans’ everyday life

Equatorial Guinea may be small compared to its neighbors, but it has seen some big changes over the last decade and continues to be in the midst of an incredible transformation, according to Frank Casteleyn, CEO of Sogea Satom, one of the country’s leading building partners

As a construction company specializing in development and infrastructure projects, Setraco EG has deep roots in Africa

Emphasis on safety and standards the key differentiator

Don Luis provides top-flight logistics solutions in a country where moving cargo, especially oil, is primordial for the economy’s day-to-day activities

Oil and gas discoveries have helped Uganda to become a key player in the rapidly expanding economic region of East Africa, with a series of ambitious infrastructure developments now planned to bolster that growth for future generations.