[The Herald] Freeman Razemba -- TRANSPORT and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona has said the rehabilitation and upgrading of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road is expected to take 10 months and called for the nation to be patient as the work, which is expected to resume next month, starts.
[The Herald] Government has engaged seven more contractors to work on the rehabilitation of Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road.
[The Herald] Government has released a new tranche of funding to complete outstanding sections of the Harare-Beitbridge Highway, with contractors now working round the clock.
[Nyasa Times] The Roads Authority (RA) has bemoaned the destruction and vandalism of streets on the newly-constructed roads in Malawi's capital, Lilongwe, describing the act as retrogressive.
[The Herald] Dhizha Clinic, which is being built in Ward 6 of Manyame District, is now 75 percent complete, with the local authority expecting to finishn construction works this year.
[Centre 4s] The African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline (Nigeria - Morocco) or GAA was initiated by Morocco in December 2016 during King Mohamed VI visit to Nigeria. Valued at $25 billion, this mega-project will connect Morocco to Nigeria via the Atlantic coast, crossing 13 countries before reaching Europe. Approximately 5,600 - 6,200 km long, it should also ensure energy security of both these coastal countries and the Alliance of Sahel States (ESA). One of the world best-known pipelines is the North Stream 2, connecting