[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."
[SAPS] It is all systems go in the construction of more police stations in areas experiencing high crime volumes in the Western Cape Province.
[The Herald] Construction of access roads in the Mount Hampden area, including the new 6km boulevard that stretches from Bindura Road to the New Parliament Building, is now at an advanced stage with the contractor having opened detours.
[The Herald] Zimbabwe's cement production has returned to levels where major manufacturers are producing more than needed to satisfy national demand, so import licences are no longer being issued.
[Nile Post] Leaders in Hoima are concerned over the delayed start of the construction of the four-storey maternity and paediatric complex.
[Business Day Africa] Simba Cement, part of businessman Narendra Raval's business domain, is poised to inaugurate its West Pokot facility later this month, injecting an additional 2.5 million tonnes of clinker, a crucial raw material in cement producti...
