[SNA] Khartoum -Prime Minister Dr Abdallah Hamdouk has made a phone call with the US Secretary of Treasury, Steven Terner Mnuchin, during which he expressed sympathy of Sudanese people with the American people in its battle against the COVID-19.
[Cameroon Tribune] The construction of the stadium has boosted commercial activities and ushered a construction boom in the neighbourhood.
[Malawi News Agency] Mangochi -Government said it will resume the construction of Kanyenga Community Hospital which was abandoned in 2015 after it withdrew the contractor from the site due to some legal matters.
[GroundUp] National and provincial human settlements departments say NU29 housing project is responsibility of the municipality
[Nation] With Covid-19 hogging the attention, few took note of a story tucked inside the Sunday Nation two weeks ago, that Turkwel Dam may soon dry up due to environmental degradation.
[Namibian] The construction of a 150 bed capacity COVID-19 containerize ward behind the Walvis Bay state hospital commenced today.
[Nyasa Times] The construction of access roads in Areas 13, 16 and 19 in Lilongwe city is near competition, opening up the area to new developers who have recently been allocated plots.
[New Era] Forking out extravagant sums of money to hire tents to host the Nkurenkuru Expo will now be a thing of the past. This is in light of the decision by the Nkurenkuru town council to construct a N$3 million hall at its expo site.
[Daily News] A Tanga-based NGO, Tanga International Competence Center (TICC) has applied for funds to execute a toilet construction project that will cover almost all primary schools in Tanga City.
[Daily News] THE construction of Mandela market in Sumbawanga Town, Rukwa region is set to cost a total of 2.3bn/- upon its completion before the end of the financial year.
