Ghana: Patronise Local Building Materials to Cut Down Construction Costs – Mr Abdulai Abanga

[GhanaToday] Mr Abdulai Abanga, the Deputy Minister for Works and Housing, has implored Real Estate Professionals to make use of local building materials to reduce construction costs.
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Togo: GBC Completes Ghana-Togo Boundary Terminus

[GhanaToday] The Ghana Boundary Commission has completed the construction of a land boundary terminus (Pillar 1) on the Ghana -Togo border.
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Rwanda: Norrsken Kigali House Announces Third Phase of Construction

[New Times] Norrsken Kigali House, Africa's biggest hub for entrepreneurs, has broken ground for the final phase of the construction (Phase 3) of its Kigali House which will commence on March 1.
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Tunisia: Legislative Elections – Runoff – Isie Changes Results in Two Constituencies

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- President of the Independent High Authority for the Elections (ISIE), Farouk Bouaskar, announced a change in the final results of the parliamentary runoff election in two constituencies.
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Nigeria: Yusuff – Mortar Isn’t Just About Aesthetics, It Aids Building’s Durability

[This Day] Femi Yusuff is the Head of Mortar, Innovation & New Products Development for Lafarge Africa Plc., where he focuses on the use of Cement, Concrete, and Mortar materials in roads, buildings, and civil engineering structures. He discussed these processes with Bennett Oghifo
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Tanzania: Construction of Warehouses for Cereal Storage in Final Stage

[Daily News] Zanzibar -- The government is finalising construction of modern warehouses for cereal storage as part of initiatives to mitigate poisonous fungi, which are threatening food security.
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Rwanda: Architects Tasked to Address Setbacks in Greening Construction Projects

[New Times] The ministry of infrastructure has tasked architects in Rwanda to work closely with communities in incorporating climate resilience apparatuses in construction project design and implementation.
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South Africa: Government Will Continue to Provide Housing

[SAnews.gov.za] Minister of Human Settlements Mmamoloko Kubayi says despite challenges including the mounting backlog, government remains "unshaken" in its determination to provide decent housing for the poor, the elderly and the vulnerable.
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