[Daily News] THE Minister of State, President's Office, Regional Administration and Local Government, Selemani Jafo has expressed his satisfaction on the ongoing construction of Uhuru Hospital in Chamwino District, Dodoma Region.
[GroundUp] Children earn money directing cars around potholes hidden by a flooded road in Bethelsdorp
[New Dawn] -after demolition of stalls
[New Times] China Star, a Chinese construction company that operates in Rwanda on Wednesday donated medical equipment towards Rwanda's COVID-19 fight.
[New Dawn] Despite the Corona Virus spread throughout the world, the Government and People of Japan have approved a grant of US$ 217,780.00 for commencement of phase one of a modern market project in the Monrovia suburb of Duala, the Modern Duala Market Project.Phase one of the project include, fencing, lightening, construction of reservoir and pit latrines.
[Addis Standard] The COVID-19 pandemic and disparate international response to the deadly virus has put diplomacy on a standstill. International organizations, including the United Nations, have virtually shuttered their offices. Bilateral engagements have also dwindled amid travel restrictions and countries turn their attentions inward to managing the Corona virus.
[Daily Maverick] On Friday, 27 March civil society organisation Abahlali base Mjondolo sent out a press release decrying evictions that took place on the first day of lockdown. They stated that evictions were happening despite the lockdown regulations announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa and Minister of Justice Ronald Lamola.
[FrontPageAfrica] District Four, Grand Bassa County - Representative Vicent Willie (Ind. District 4 Grand Bassa County) and his constituents are preparing to dedicate what has been described as "his signature campaign project" in Wee Statutory District.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -The Government and People of Japan have approved a grant of US$217,780 for the commencement of phase one of the Modern Duala Market Project.
[Observer] -Senate Summons Koijee over demolition exercise