Construction of the Summa Hotel in Diamniadio, Senegal. Project cost is EUR50 million. The exact GPS location is not known and the Marker has been placed at 14.065613, -16.57579.
Construction and upgrading of Nima and Maamobi Slums in Ayawaso East, Ghana. The development is of the transformation of approximately 1 039 acres land where executive flats and housing units will be constructed and existing units will be upgraded. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however
Construction of the National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) Sugar House offices in Abuja, Nigeria. The exact GPS co-ordinates are currently not available, however the GPS marker has been placed at the clients offices until the exact location is confirmed 9.030646999999998, 7.5009832
Construction works for the redevelopment of the Kumasi Market, phase 2 in Kumasi, Ghana. The market comprises of 12 000 stores and stalls, with footfall of around half a million people each day. The contract value is estimated to be €184 million. The GPS coordinates are 6.666600400000001, -1.6162709
Construction of the Commonwealth Hall Annex at the University of Ghana in Ghana. The development will have a fully furnished 4 660 bed capacity, comprising 302 one bed block, 552 two bed block, 3 806 four bed block, 32 two bedroom lecture flats and a 8 000 seat capacity auditorium. The project also include
Construction of the Touba 60 MWp photovoltaic plant in Bafing Region, Ivory Coast. The exact co-ordinates of the site are currently not available, we have placed the GPS marker in the region the site is proposed to be in, the co-ordinates are 8.2835356, -7.6853028
Construction of the Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Museum in Mampong near Accra, Ghana. The plans commissioned by Ghana’s tourism department, include the museum itself, an amphitheatre, a multipurpose hall, a restaurant, landscaped gardens and a factory. The design also proposes that the whole process, from cocoa
The Kouri Project covers an area of 57km² located 230km north east of Ouagadougou, in Burkina Faso in the highly prospective Lower Proterozoic Birimian “Samira Hill” greenstone belt. It is traversed by a significant NE-trending fault splay which is connected to the major Markoye Fault system. This fault
Construction and upgrading of the 31.93km long Maitunbi-Pina-Kuta Rural Road in Niger State. Scope of works could include: site clearance and earthwork, culverts and drains, pavement and asphalt road surfacing as well as strict undertaking of social and environmental safeguards. The exact GPS location