[Daily Maverick] 'Our heritage is not for sale,' say Khoisan members as they legally oppose the development of what will house Amazon's Africa operations headquarters.

[New Era] Swakopmund -- Residents of the DRC informal settlement will no longer have to travel long distances to access sports facilities, as the construction of a football stadium in their area is well underway.

[New Republic] The travel difficulties experienced on the Ganta to Yekepa Road by Liberians will soon be a thing of the past as construction and asphalt pavement of the 65km (sixty-five kilometer) road advances with the portion from Ganta to Sanniquellie expected to be completed this year.

[New Republic] President George M. Weah is expected to officially dedicate and turn over the Duala Market to be used by marketers in that surrounding.

[Egypt Online] The Walkway Project for the Egyptian People, which is considered a cultural shift to improve the landscape of the Nile River, was established under the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The project aims at improving the quality of life for Egyptians and increasing the green areas for recreation.