Zimbabwe: Rural Roads Rehab Begins in Earnest

[The Herald] Midlands Correspondent
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Ethiopia: Ethiopia Inaugurates Modern Chancery Building in Delhi

[Ethiopian Herald] - Ethiopia, India to celebrate diamond diplomatic relations
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Liberia: Govt Refutes Reports of Ie Park

[New Dawn] The Government categorically refutes reports that the Invincible Park being constructed by President George M. Weah will remove the acclaimed Women Prayer group. The park, the government says, will instead have a separate center for the group as clearly pronounced by the President when he broke grounds a fortnight ago.
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Kenya: Sh320 Million Machakos Dam Project Gets Greenlight

[Nation] Construction of the Sh320 million Miwongoni River Dam in Machakos is set to resume after the Environment and Lands Court set aside an order that stopped the project in July 2019.
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Tanzania: Zanzibar School Receives Building Materials From NMB

[Daily News] NMB Bank Branch in Zanzibar has donated 200 galvanised iron sheets and some building materials for the renovation of Jambiani Secondary School classrooms in South Unguja.
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Tanzania: Optimism High After New Berth Constructed at Nyamisati Port

[Daily News] "THE government has saved lives of many people in Mafia. It has also eased trade and economic activities due to availability of ships that ply between Nyamisati Village to Mafia island," says Abdallah Hussein, a resident of Mafia.
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Liberia: Women Prayer Group Part of ‘Invincible Park’ Plans, Government Says

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The Government categorically refutes reports that the Invincible Park being constructed by President George M. Weah will remove the acclaimed Women Prayer group. The park, the government says, will instead have a separate center for the group as clearly pronounced by the President when he broke grounds a fortnight ago.
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Gambia: OIC Road Projects – Property Assessment On Bertil Harding Highway and 50km Urban Roads

[Foroyaa] Petroleum House, 17th February 2021 - The public is hereby informed that officials of the Department of Physical Planning, Department of Lands and Surveys, and the National Roads Authority are embarking on a property assessment and valuation exercise along the Bertil Harding Highway and other identified 50KM Urban Roads across the Greater Banjul Area. The exercise commenced on February 1, 2021, and is expected to last for three months.
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Liberia: Senate Rejects Site for Sports Park

[New Dawn] Members of the Liberian Senate have voted overwhelmingly against the construction of a national sports park adjacent the James Spriggs Airfield in Sinkor. The airport is named in honor of late Liberian President James Spriggs Payne, the last president from the defunct Republican Party.
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Uganda: Prince Nakibinge Flags Off Building of Muslim Tower

[Monitor] The titular head of the Muslim community in Uganda, Prince Kassim Nakibinge, has flagged off the construction of Kibuli Muslim Tower for the Uganda Muslim Education Association (Umea).
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