Field notes & documentation
The written record.
Every film has an article behind it: the facts, the people we spoke to, and what is still unresolved.

Field notes: Dangote Petroleum Refinery
Africa's largest oil refinery — reshaping energy independence on the continent.

Field notes: Kamoa-Kakula Copper Mine
The world's fastest-growing major copper mine, reshaping the DRC's mining landscape.

Field notes: Husab Uranium Mine
The world's second-largest uranium mine, powering the global nuclear energy supply from Namibia's Erongo Region.

Field notes: Simandou Iron Ore Project
The world's largest untapped high-grade iron ore deposit, poised to transform Guinea's economy.

Field notes: Mombasa–Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR)
A 472 km modern railway connecting Kenya's largest port city to its capital in under five hours.

Field notes: Lekki Deep Sea Port
Nigeria's first deep-sea port, designed to become West Africa's premier maritime gateway.

Field notes: Zipline Drone Delivery Network
The world's first national drone delivery service — saving lives across Africa with autonomous logistics.

Field notes: M-PESA Mobile Money Infrastructure
The mobile money revolution that banked the unbanked — Kenya's gift to global fintech.

Field notes: Konza Technopolis
Kenya's $14.5 billion smart city project, building Africa's Silicon Savannah 60 km south of Nairobi.

Field notes: Ethiopian Airlines MRO and Aviation Academy
Africa's largest aviation maintenance facility and training powerhouse — keeping the continent flying.

Field notes: OCP Jorf Lasfar Fertiliser Complex
The world's largest phosphate fertiliser processing hub — anchoring Morocco's global leadership.

Field notes: Dangote Fertiliser Plant
Africa's largest urea fertiliser plant — boosting food security across the continent.

Field notes: Helios Towers Pan-African Telecom Infrastructure
Africa's leading independent tower company — connecting millions through shared infrastructure.

Field notes: Tanger Med Port Complex
Africa's largest port by container throughput, strategically positioned at the Strait of Gibraltar.

Field notes: Addis Ababa Light Rail Transit
Sub-Saharan Africa's first modern light rail system, carrying over 100,000 passengers daily in Ethiopia's capital.
