[FrontPageAfrica] Lakpazee -- As the people of District # 9 mourn the loss of lawmaker Munah Pelham, some residents of the constituency have begun expressing disappointed in the Ministry of Public Works for ignoring the rehabilitation of the main road.
[The Point] Kafuta Market Development Committee in partnership with the Association for the Support of Grassroots Communities (ASGC), a local community-based organisation in Kafuta on Sunday embarked on mass bricks laying exercise, as the construction of the Kafuta new market complex enters its last phase.
[SNA] Khartoum -- The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources issued Wednesday a press release reiterating its firm rejection of any unilateral actions taken by any party, especially at a time the efforts of the African Union and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa continues to reach an agreement between the three countries on the pending issues that could be resolved with robust political will.
[Ghanaian Times] Parliament yesterday approved a ?56,153,500 loan facility to finance the construction of trauma hospitals in Obuasi and Ayinam in the Ashanti and Eastern regions respectively.
[IPS] Tunis -- In the 1990s, after the collapse of the USSR, the idea that water would drive the wars of the future took hold among analysts and the media. Three decades later and that grim prospect has, fortunately, not yet materialised, and international cooperation, despite its ups and downs, is the norm in the management of transboundary waters.
[SNA] Khartoum -- Sudan sent, Tuesday, its final report on the AU- Renaissance Dam Negotiations between Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopian to the African Union.
[Ghanaian Times] Egypt rejected on Friday an Ethiopian proposal to postpone tackling controversial points on the rules of filling and operating the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) until after an agreement is reached.
[Radio Dabanga] Khartoum -- Sudan's Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Prof Yasser Abbas, has announced the conclusion of the current round of negotiations between Sudan, Ethiopia, and Egypt on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), which on July 3 under the supervision of the African Union and the participation of international observers.
[Nairobi News] Traders at Gikomba market on Tuesday woke up to demolitions of their stalls to pave way for road construction.
[Nairobi News] Traders at Gikomba market on Tuesday woke up to demolitions of their stalls to pave way for road construction.