[Nation] A public toilet project at a city slum that had stalled for more than a month has resumed service.
[Cameroon Tribune] The amount requested seeks to strengthen the public contract system through improved performance which will lead the country to emergence.
/by Cameroon Tribune[Cameroon Tribune] The amount requested seeks to strengthen the public contract system through improved performance which will lead the country to emergence.
/by Cameroon Tribune[This Day] Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has promised that barring any unanticipated event, the construction of 18.7 kilometre six-lane rigid pavement carriageway from Eleko Junction in Ibeju Lekki to Epe T-Junction in the state will be completed and unveiled by first quarter of 2022.
/by This Day[This Day] The Katsina State Government has said it will spend N74 billion on the ongoing construction and rehabilitation of 1,378 kilometres of roads across the state to abate transportation challenges faced by rural dwellers.
/by This Day[New Times] The construction of the Kigali Wholesale Market for fresh produce has yet again been put on hold as the government continues to search for sources of financing.
/by New Times[The Conversation Africa] Bruno Martorano, United Nations University; Francesco Iacoella, United Nations University; Laura Metzger, Harvard Kennedy School, and Marco Sanfilippo, Università di Torino
/by The Conversation Africa[VOA] Cairo -- Arab League foreign ministers met Tuesday in Qatar, focusing on efforts to resolve the Nile River dam conflict between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. Egypt's Foreign Minister said Cairo is seeking a diplomatic, not a military, solution to its dispute with Ethiopia over the filling of the dam, set to begin next month.
/by VOA[VOA] Cairo -- Arab League foreign ministers met Tuesday in Qatar, focusing on efforts to resolve the Nile River dam conflict between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. Egypt's Foreign Minister said Cairo is seeking a diplomatic, not a military, solution to its dispute with Ethiopia over the filling of the dam, set to begin next month.
/by VOA[Nation] Labour Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui has blamed the stalling of the Sh2 billion Kirandich dam in Baringo on an inefficient contractor, whom he said the government could not sack because of a conditional grant clause in the contract.
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