Ghana: Road-Sector Progress Laudable

[Ghanaian Times] Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia cut the sod for the construction of 30 kilometres of inner city roads in Cape Coast.
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Ghana: VP Bawumia Commissions Sinohydro Cape Coast Inner City Roads

[Ghana Presidency] The Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has, on Monday September 26, 2022, commissioned the construction of inner-city roads in the Central Regional Capital, Cape Coast.
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Gambia: Stakeholders Dialogue With Potential OIC Road Projects Demolition Victims

[The Point] The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) - Gambia Secretariat in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure; National Roads Authority; and the Ministry of Lands on 21st and 22nd October 2022 dialogued with potential victims of demolition at the OIC roads project in Brufut and Kanifing.
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Gambia: Good Morning Mr. President – On Feeder Roads, Human Rights, Others

[The Point] Mr. President, the government should do everything possible in ensuring that major feeder roads across the country especially within the Greater Banjul Area (GBA) are rehabilitated or constructed. Road rehabilitation should be a priority for your administration.
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Ghana: Ga Mantse Pledges Support for GCA … Towards Construction of Cricket Oval

[Ghanaian Times] A world-class cricket field will soon be constructed in Accra to aid the promotion of cricket in the Ghana, the Ga Mantse, King Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II has said.
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Tanzania: Bagamoyo Port Construction to Start Next Year

[Daily News] CONSTRUCTION of Bagamoyo Port is set to commence in the next financial year, the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) said on Saturday.
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Tanzania: Preparations for Construction of Bagamoyo Port Underway

[Daily News] TANZANIA Port Authority (TPA) has revealed in Dar es Salaam that preparations for the construction of Bagamoyo Port are underway.
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South Sudan: South Sudan Hopes Planned Port in Djibouti Will Increase Market Access, Profits

[VOA] Juba -- Officials in South Sudan confirmed this month they have bought land on the coast of Djibouti to build a port. South Sudan says the port will be key for exporting the country's crude oil, which currently goes through Sudan, as well as for importing goods, most of which come through the Kenyan port of Mombasa.
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Nigeria: Four Bodies Recovered From Collapsed Lagos Building

[Premium Times] The bodies were two males and two females
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Tanzania: No Cause for Alarm On EACOP Pipeline Execution – Govt #AfricaClimateCrisis

[Daily News] Dodoma -- THE government has assured Development Partners that implementation of the ongoing East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is considerably concerned with human rights and major environmental and climate risks, insisting that there was no cause for alarm at all.
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