Zimbabwe: Harare’s Roads Patched With Soil As City Council Fails to Procure Tar for Over a Year

[New Zimbabwe] CITY of Harare (CoH) has been without tar for over a year, with its workers resorting to using soil and rubble to patch roads in the capital--another sign of deteriorating basic service delivery.
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Nigeria: Northeast Nigeria to Experience Power Disruptions, As TCN Begins Construction of Transmission Line

[Premium Times] The TCN said the work which began on 10 June, is expected to be completed by 14 June 2025.
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Kenya: Construction of Rironi-Mau Summit Road in August

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The long-overdue construction of the Rironi-Mau Summit Road will begin in August, President William Ruto has announced.
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Uganda: Uganda’s Dr Mutikanga Elected Vice President of Global Dam Commission

[Independent (Kampala)] Dr. Eng. Harrison Mutikanga's election comes at a critical juncture, as dam development in the country and across Africa accelerates to meet growing demands for hydropower, irrigation, flood control, and water supply
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Uganda: Uganda’s Dr Mutikanga Elected Vice President of Global Dam Commission

[Independent (Kampala)] Dr. Eng. Harrison Mutikanga's election comes at a critical juncture, as dam development in the country and across Africa accelerates to meet growing demands for hydropower, irrigation, flood control, and water supply
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Liberia: Bong Authorities Poised to Build U.S.$75k School in Kolietawolah

[Liberian Observer] In an effort to improve education infrastructure, authorities in Bong County over the weekend officially broke ground for the construction of the Kolietawolah Junior High School in Electoral District #2 in the County.
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Namibia: Health Ministry Commits N$1.8 Million Towards Rupara Maternity Ward Construction

[Namibian] The Ministry of Health and Social Services has committed N$1.8 million to complete the Rupara Maternity Ward project.
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Tanzania: Tanzania Sees New Dawn After Completion of Mega Construction Projects

[Daily News] Mwanza -- Minister of Works, Abdallah Ulega, has stated that the construction of the JP Magufuli Bridge (Kigongo - Busisi), which spans 3 kilometers, will significantly ease transportation and logistics services, thereby boosting the economy of residents in the Lake Zone.
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