[New Era] The National Housing Enterprise (NHE) has launched a new housing development project across the country that will see it construct 335 houses. According to a statement by NHE, this latest project is part of ongoing efforts to empower Namibians through the provision of affordable and quality housing whilst continuing to fulfil its mandate.
[Government of Mauritius] The construction sector has long been a driver of Mauritius's economic growth. This industry has a major role to play in the economic recovery of the country. It employs directly and indirectly some 120 000 workers in Mauritius representing around 22% of the total workforce and in 2019 contributed to some 9.7% to the GDP with a net investment of Rs 48.3 billion. Now, the construction industry, with Rs 40 billion worth of development projects, is being propelled to another height, and will thus preserve tho
[Daily Trust] Dangote Cement at the weekend set the pace with the exportation of 27,800 metric tons of clinker to a neighbouring African country.
[Daily Trust] The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Works, Sen. Adamu Aliero, is seeking a special intervention fund from the Federal Government for the construction and rehabilitation of over 520 federal roads.
[Daily Trust] Lagos -The Lagos State government has asked property owners at Ikoyi and Banana Island to produce, on demand, the planning permits granted them for their building construction, as well as evidence of stage certification obtained from the State Building Control Agency (LASBCA).
[Daily Trust] Lafia -Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has said that the newly commissioned Banquet Hall of the Government House, Lafia, which was earlier billed to cost the state N2.7 billion, has been completed at N1.8 billion.
[Ghanaian Times] Two new bridges are to be constructed on the Bupei and Yapei sections of White and Black Volta rivers respectively on the Tamale-Kumasi highways.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -The Vai Town Road on the Bushrod Island which had been almost impassible and traffic prone due to a slow-paced rehabilitation work is gradually becoming free of traffic as the Ministry of Public Works on Thursday removed a major road block to allow the free flow of traffic.
[Ghanaian Times] Following reports by the Ghanaian Times on the defective Achimota-Abofu stretch of the Odaw drain in Accra and its threats to adjoining structures, the Ministry of Railway Development has moved to safeguard rail tracks nearby.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -Plenary of the House of Representatives have summoned Public Works Minister Mobotu Nyepan to unveil the Ministry's plans in reconditioning major roads across the country amid the dawn of the turbulent rainy season.