A new development of about 50 condominiums in the Talatona district built by a Brazilian company for its employees. The project is almost complete and ready for people to move in.

An empty intersection in the new town of Kilamba, south of Luanda, the capital. Kilamba has been built by a Chinese company in three years and is supposed to become the administrative capital of Angol...

A fitness instructor helps a client on a bench in a park in the Miramar district overlooking Luanda. Luanda has seen a huge building boom and cranes and construction sites are ubiquitous.

A view of the Bay of Luanda seen from the Naval Club which was built by the Portuguese during the colonial period. The Naval Club is not much too small and there are plans to double it in size.

A surveyor radios measurements to a colleague as they work on a new road being constructed near Arusha.

A group of Maasai children watch some road construction vehicles operating on a new road being built outside Arusha.

A Maasai child watches a tarmac rolling vehicle operating on a new road being constructed outside Arusha.

A group of Maasai children watch some road construction vehicles operating on a new road being built outside Arusha.

A Maasai herder stops some road construction vehicles as he drives his cattle across a newly constructed road near Arusha.

Workers take measurements while laying the tarmac on a new road being built near Arusha.

Tarmac rolling vehicles compact the surface of a new road being built near Arusha.

Maasai herders walk past a GPS tracking device transmitting from the side of a partially constructed road near Arusha.

A road grader, controlled by GPS tracking devices, operates on a new road being constructed near Arusha.

A new road being constructed near Arusha.

A female road grader driver working on a new road being constructed near Arusha.