Zimbabwe: Biti Demands Forensic Audit, Commission of Inquiry Into U.S.$114m Trabablas Interchange Costs

[New Zimbabwe] Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti has called for a forensic audit and a judicial commission of inquiry into the controversial US$114 million cost of the newly commissioned Trabablas Interchange in Harare.
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Nigeria: Corbon Unveils Register for Building Technicians, Craftsmen

[Daily Trust] The Council of Registered Builders of Nigeria (CORBON) has announced the creation of a new register to formally recognise and regulate other key players in the building industry, including building technologists, technicians, and craftsmen.
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Liberia: Global Methodist Church to Build 241 Churches in Liberia By 2028

[Liberian Investigator] - The Global Methodist Church in Liberia has unveiled an ambitious plan to build 241 churches over the next three years in what church leaders are calling a bold step to expand their evangelical reach nationwide.
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Zimbabwe: Prevail International On Track to Deliver State-of-the-Art Parirenyatwa Facilities

[263Chat] Prevail International Group is making major strides in transforming Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, with work progressing well ahead of the scheduled handover date of September 1, 2025.
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Liberia: Nimba Supt. Embarks On Construction of Two Early Childhood Schools

[Liberian Observer] The Superintendent of Nimba County, Kou Meapeh Gono, has disclosed that the county's leadership has embarked upon the construction of two modern early childhood schools as part of the county support to the national education agenda.
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Ethiopia: Ethiopians Baffled By Trump Renaissance Dam Remarks

[Reporter] US President Donald Trump's jibe at Ethiopia concerning its USD five billion hydropower dam scheme on one of the main tributaries of the Nile River sent shockwaves across Ethiopian communities both in and outside the country this week.
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Nigeria: Hike in Building Material Prices Raises Mortgage, Construction Loans

[Leadership] The hike in the cost of building materials is pushing up mortgage and construction loans in the first half of the current year, LEADERSHIP has learnt.
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Zimbabwe: As Zimbabwe Hosts COP15, Harare Mall Built On Wetland Raises Global Eyebrows

[263Chat] With the COP15 Ramsar Convention set to take place in Victoria Falls from July 23 to 31, Zimbabwe's credibility on wetland conservation is once again under scrutiny -- and at the center of that scrutiny stands Longcheng Plaza, a sprawling commercial complex built on a protected wetland in Harare.
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