Malawi: ‘Israel Wants Thousands Of Malawians to Work in Construction Industry’ – Minister
[Nyasa Times] Government officials say 80,000 workers are wanted in Israel to work in the construction industry in the Jewish state.
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[Nyasa Times] Government officials say 80,000 workers are wanted in Israel to work in the construction industry in the Jewish state.
[Leadership] A United States-based construction giant, STV, has elevated Architect Ekundayo Alamutu into its senior leadership team to support the growing New York City construction management practice.
[The Herald] Thandeka Moyo -- Three hospitals in the southern region of Zimbabwe, including Thorngrove Infectious Diseases Hospital in Bulawayo, have been equipped with 10-colour GeneXpert machines to assist in the fight against tuberculosis (TB).
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Lobby groups have moved to the Environment and Land court to block the planned construction of the controversial 52- kilometer Mau-Mau Road, which cuts through the Aberdare National Park and Forest Reserve.
[Ethiopian Herald] ADDIS ABABA -- Public raised over 19 billion Birr for the construction of Abay dam over the past 13 years, said Coordination Office.
[Premium Times] The Governor of Zamfara State, Dauda Lawal, in a Facebook post condoled with the families of the deceased persons and residents of Tsafe Local Government Area.
[New Times] Members of Parliament (MPs) have given a six-month deadline to the Ministry of Infrastructure (MININFRA) to construct houses and repair others for households affected by blasting during the execution of Rusumo falls Hydropower Project.
[Ghanaian Times] The Minister-designate for Works and Housing, Mr Kojo Oppong Nrumah, has reiterated the government's commitment to ensuring the successful completion of all coastal protection projects along the country's coast.
[Premium Times] The manufacturers are to appear before the entire House to brief the lawmakers on the 'arbitrary increase in cement price."
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