[Vanguard] Nine out of 20 persons who were feared trapped in the rubble of a four-storey hotel building that collapsed on Monday in Dape, Life Camp, Abuja, have been rescued.
[The Herald] Conrad Mupesa -- UPGRADING of the strategic Kadoma-Sanyati Road that links the south of Mashonaland West to Gokwe North district in Midlands, has resumed, with the responsible department also carrying out maintenance works.
[Ghanaian Times] Trede -- So far, 88 hospitals under the government's "Agenda 111" are currently under construction and progressing steadily, since 2021, says the Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah.
[Nile Post] The UPDF contingent in eastern DRC under the East African Community Regional Force (EACRF) peacekeeping mission has constructed a house for 80-year-old Mzee Sefuko Ghato of Amafiga village, Kaabanda sub county in North Kivu province.
[New Times] The construction of Rusizi Port, aimed at facilitating the transportation of people and goods on Lake Kivu, has resumed, The New Times has learned.
[New Times] Sports infrastructure is one of sectors that continue to make strides in Rwanda 29 years after the country was liberated.
[Reporter] Ethiopia's expensive irrigation drive has been hobbled by "glaring flaws" that could render its multi-billion birr hydropower projects wasteful or ineffective, according to the country's top auditor.
[Reporter] The construction of the Zarema Mayday irrigation dam, which was interrupted during the two-year war in Ethiopia's north, will resume next year, according to the Ministry of Irrigation and Lowland Areas.
[New Times] The government will build new houses for over 3,000 families whose houses were destroyed by disasters induced by heavy rains in May this year, Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente has said.
[Premium Times] The Rivers State Government is investigating the incident, says an official.
