South Africa: Still No Compensation for Victims of George Building Collapse

[GroundUp] Dysfunction at the Compensation Commission means some victims may never receive payment
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Zimbabwe: Rufaro Stadium Still Needs U.S.$ 2 Million for Renovations Despite Scottland Lease Deal – Harare Mayor

[New Zimbabwe] Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume says close to US$ 2 million is needed to complete ongoing renovations at Rufaro stadium despite a lease deal with Scottland.
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South Africa: South Africa-Bound Malawi Bus Involved in an Accident Near Karoi…Three Feared Dead, Several Injured

[The Herald] At least three Malawian nationals are feared dead while 15 others were injured yesterday evening when the bus they were traveling in rammed into a haulage truck and rolled into a drain at Kingsview, about 30 kilometres east of Karoi.
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Uganda: Kampala Floods – Road Construction Under Scrutiny

[Nile Post] Heavy floods hit Kampala on Wednesday, leaving a trail of destruction and disruption across the city.
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Nigeria: Gov Eno Flags Off 32km Road Construction in Two Lgas in Akwa Ibom

[Premium Times] "We are determined to seamlessly connect every part of this state with an economically viable road network."
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Zimbabwe: Charles Prince Airport Upgrade At Advanced Stage

[The Herald] Charles Prince Airport in Mount Hampden is being upgraded to similar standards as the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.
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Nigeria: FG Commences Construction of 17.5km Access Road to Second Niger Bridge

[This Day] Abuja -- The federal government has flagged off the construction of a 17.55-kilometre access road to the Second Niger Bridge (Phase 2A) in Asaba, linking the South-south zone to the South-east part of the country.
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Uganda: Uganda, Japan Seal Shs121bn Deal for Karuma Bridge Reconstruction

[Nile Post] Uganda's Finance Minister, Matia Kasaija, has signed a landmark agreement with the Japanese government to reconstruct the Karuma Bridge.
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Liberia: Renovation, Construction Works Begin On Internal Affairs Ministry Building

[New Republic] The renovation and construction of the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has begun. The renovation and construction which is solely monitored and supervised by the architects and building construction Engineers at Public Work Ministry began this week.
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Malawi: Good News – Mzuzu & Karonga Airports Set to Resume Flights in 3wks, Boosting Northern Malawi’s Growth

[Nyasa Times] The long-awaited reopening of Mzuzu and Karonga airports is just three weeks away, marking a significant milestone for northern Malawi. Deputy Minister of Transport Steven Malondera confirmed the exciting news during an inspection of Karonga airport, emphasizing the transformative impact this move will have on mining, agriculture, and tourism in the region.
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