[Daily Trust] Jos -- For seven years, the construction of Garba Daho, Gangare and Yandoya road in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State has remained abandoned. One morning in 2014, the contractors had simply packed up their machines and left the community. Seven years later, they have not returned and residents of Garba Daho say all their efforts in getting government's attention to recommit to the projects have been futile.
[Namibia Economist] The Deputy Minster of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi officiated the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of the District Road 4113: Endola-Eembo in the Ohangwena Region last week.
[Premium Times] The four farm cluster areas are in Igbodu in Epe, Araga also in Epe, Erinkorodo in Ikorodu and Afowo in Badagry
[Namibia Economist] Independent investment platform within the Kasada group, Kasada Capital Management on Wednesday announced their move to acquire the 414-key Safari Hotels and Conference Centre in Windhoek.
[The Herald] The Southern African Development Community (Sadc) has described the Kazungula Bridge and One Stop Border Post as a flagship regional project that paves way for enhanced economic integration and development.
[ANGOP] Mbanza Kongo -- The Provincial Government of Zaire has terminated the contract for the construction of two schools as part of the Integrated Intervention Plan in Municipalities (PIIM) in the Nzeto district, due to the incapacity of the construction company.
[ANGOP] Huambo -- The Minister of Culture, Tourism and Environment, Jomo Francisco Fortunato, has said financial resources have been made available to resume soon the construction work of the Cultural Centre of Huambo.
[Ethiopian Herald] Given its national importance and the irreplaceable economic and social benefits it yields to the national economy, Ethiopia has started constructing a flagship hydropower dam (Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam-GERD) at its water resource-Abay River. Following the commencement of the dam, however, a number of concerns have been raised regarding the dam, saying it will reduce the pattern and flow of water and causes environmental issues.
[FrontPageAfrica] Gbartala -- Deborah Gonkpah, a fellow of SHE-CAN, a United States-based non-profit organization that is building women's leadership in post-conflict countries, has constructed two pit latrines for residents of Gbartala in Bong County.
[The Point] Construction of the mausoleum of Gambia's first president, Alhaji Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara, has finally begun in earnest in the premises of National Assembly where he was buried in August 2019.