The Africans Time on Transport Networks and Africa’s Future Competitiveness
There is a particular kind of sunrise you only notice when you travel by road often enough. It arrives over a truck queue at a border post, over a minibus inching through a city choke point, over port workers waiting for a gate to open, over traders dozing beside sacks of onions, copper, textiles, or fish. It arrives while engines idle and clocks bleed. Across Africa, transport is not just about movement. It is about time, and time is the raw material of competitiveness.
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