Kenya: Construction Permit for LPG Facility Hit By Explosion Was Rejected, EPRA

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has revealed that the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) storage and facility plant in Mradi, Embakasi, exploded last evening.
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South Africa: Housing Project for 500 Dunoon Families Put On Hold

[GroundUp] Western Cape government revising its plan and budget
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Liberia: Liberians Assured Road Expansions

[New Dawn] Liberia's new President Joseph Nyumah Boakai has vowed road expansions and improvements as a top priority for his Administration.
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Zimbabwe: Construction of ED Mnangagwa High School Commences

[The Herald] The construction of the Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa High School in Mutoko has commenced, with the material required now at the site.
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Liberia: Bridge Liberia Completes Major Renovations At Ngorkuma Public School and Other Supported Schools

[FrontPageAfrica] Renovation works at selected schools supported by Bridge Liberia are ongoing across the country.
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Liberia: Rep. Fahnbulleh Urgently Calls for Road Pavement and Infrastructure Improvement in Fuamah

[FrontPageAfrica] Bong -- China Union continues to remain irritable with living up to its social contract stipulated in its 25 years Mineral Development Agreement, as citizens of Fuamah District in Bong County, are now considering staging a protest action at the Chinese Embassy, to draw the Chinese government's attention to the bridge in social contracts by one of their companies operating in Liberia.
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Tanzania: High Hopes As Mbamba Bay Port Construction Kicks Off

[Daily News] RUVUMA: THE long-awaited Mbamba Bay Port construction and development project on Lake Nyasa in Ruvuma Region has kicked off.
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Zimbabwe: Import Permits for Key Products Scrapped

[The Herald] THE Government has scrapped import permits and licenses for fertiliser and other key products, including confectioneries and construction materials.
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Rwanda: How Green Building Is Cost-Effective, Guarantees Long-Term Savings

[New Times] There are quite many reasons as to why Rwanda chose to go green and they include the need to save the planet, and decrease building operation costs (energy and water), according to experts.
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Nigeria: 700 Lagos Buildings Sealed in 2023 for Flouting Laws

[Vanguard] Lagos -- THE Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority, LASPPPA, yesterday, disclosed that the 700 buildings sealed in 2023 for flouting the relevant state's laws.
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