Gambia: Assembly Committee to Engage Govt Over Delay of 20 OIC Road Contracts

[The Point] The National Assembly select committee on government projects, monitoring and implementation, has said it will engage the ministry of works on the huge delay of works on the 20 OIC road projects, The Standard reports.
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Gambia: Over D1.2 Billion Kiang West Road Project On Course

[The Point] Ministry of Transport
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Ghana: Sonia Nabeta Foundation, SWC Partner to Build Diabetes Clinic for Children

[Ghanaian Times] The Sonia Nabeta Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, in partnership with Sanford World Clinic (SWC) has established a clinic for Children with Type 1 Diabetes. (T1 D).
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Gambia: KMC Lays D6 Million Recreational Park Foundation Stone Bakau

[The Point] The Lord Mayor of the Kanifing Municipal Council, Talib Ahmed Bensouda on Thursday laid the foundation stone for the construction of the Bakau recreational park which is under the KETP project worth D6 million dalasis.
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Senegal: ADB to Finance Construction of Bissau-Dakar Road

[The Point] The African Development Bank (ADB) will finance the construction of the Bissau-Dakar road corridor with $100.73 million allocated for the completion of the Farim-Tanaff-Sandinieri first phase.
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Liberia: Liberia’s First Retail Shopping Facility, Monrovia Mall, Breaks Ground On Wednesday

[FrontPageAfrica] The Much -- Awaited groundbreaking ceremony for Monrovia Mall, the first of its' kind' modern retail shopping facility in Liberia will kick off on Wednesday, the 16th of November 2022.
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Tanzania: Construction of Membe Dam Well On Course

[Daily News] DEPUTY Minister of Agriculture, Anthony Mavunde has expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the construction of Membe dam in Chamwino District, Dodoma Region.
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Namibia: Transnamib Continues With Railway Upgrades

[Namibian] MINISTER of works and transport John Mutorwa over the weekend inspected the upgraded railway between Kranzberg and Tsumeb at Omaruru.
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South Africa: Kariega School Opens Five Years After Construction Started

[GroundUp] Eastern Cape Department of Education blames delays on protests
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