Zimbabwe: Cabinet Sees Infrastructure Milestones

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Ghana: Wassa Dunkwa Appeal for Support to Complete Police Project

[Ghanaian Times] Takoradi -- Residents of the Wassa Dunkwa in the WassaAmenfi West municipality in the Western Region, have appealed to philanthropists to help complete a police station project under construction in the area.
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Liberia: Cities Alliance Hands Over Infrastructure Projects to Communities in Greater Monrovia

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The Cities Alliance Liberia Country Programme has successfully handed over community driven infrastructure upgrading projects, implemented under its Community Upgrading Fund (CUF), to residents of informal settlements across Greater Monrovia.
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Nigeria: Advancement Foundation As OAU’s Bold Step to Tackle Decaying Infrastructure

[This Day] As public universities continue to battle decaying infrastructure and obsolete equipment due to inadequate government funding, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, has sought a lasting solution with the planned launch of a N1 billion OAU Advancement Foundation, marking its 60th anniversary.
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Liberia: Sen. Bartekwa Wants U.S.$100 Million for Counties’ Roads

[New Dawn] Grand Kru County Senator, Numene T.H. Bartekwa is seeking the approval of the Liberian Senate to allocate an amount of US$100 million in the 2022 budget exclusively for primary roads in all of the 15 counties here.
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Kenya: Dualling of Eastern Bypass Starts, to Take 12 Months – Kura

[Nation] The dualling of the Eastern Bypass has commenced with the project set to take 12 months, the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (Kura) has announced.
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Kenya: Dualling of Eastern Bypass Starts, to Take 12 Months – Kura

[Nation] The dualling of the Eastern Bypass has commenced with the project set to take 12 months, the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (Kura) has announced.
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Zimbabwe: New Courts Set to Open Next Year

[The Herald] Construction of additional modern courts is proceeding with some expected to be opened early next year, acting Chief Magistrate Mrs Faith Mushure said yesterday.
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Zimbabwe: New Courts Set to Open Next Year

[The Herald] Construction of additional modern courts is proceeding with some expected to be opened early next year, acting Chief Magistrate Mrs Faith Mushure said yesterday.
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