[ANGOP] This assurance was given to the press on the sidelines of the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the National Roads Institute of Angola (INEA) and GAV Construções for the highway's construction.
[This Day] Nigeria needs approximately 20 million additional homes. Most discussions focus on how quickly those homes can be built. That is an incomplete question. The more important question is what building those homes can do for the Nigerian economy.
[New Dawn] MONROVIA -- The African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) has broken ground for the construction of a modern three-story academic annex featuring 25 classrooms, as part of efforts to expand learning facilities for its growing student population.
[Vanguard] In a move to curb building collapse and protect lives and property, the Abia State Government has made soil and geo-technical tests compulsory for all new building approvals in Umuahia, the state capital.
[Leadership] To address insecurity, particularly in the southern part, the Kebbi State government has kicked off the construction of a Mobile Police Squadron Barracks in Zuru Emirate, in Zuru local government area.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The revival of the historic Kamariny Stadium is moving forward at an accelerated pace, transitioning into a round-the-clock operation to deliver a world-class sporting facility to Elgeyo Marakwet County.
[Daba Finance] Egyptian construction technology startup Kuadra has raised a funding round led by Edafa Venture Capital to accelerate the launch of what it says is Egypt's first unified AI platform for managing the full construction project lifecycle.
[ANGOP] Luanda -- The year-on-year rate of change for the Construction Material Price Index (IPMC) stood at 6.98%, marking a slowdown of 8.44%, with an accumulated variation of 2.19% for the period from December 2025 to June 2026.
[Nyasa Times] A Malawian MP has demanded to know why councils across the country are being quoted billions of kwacha for secondary school construction -- when a German charity managed to build a fully-equipped school for a fraction of the cost.
[Liberian Investigator] The Liberia Standards Authority (LiSA) has launched a nationwide market surveillance program to assess the quality of building and construction materials, marking a major step toward strengthening consumer protection, public safety and regulatory oversight in the country's construction sector.