[The Herald] Property developer George Katsimberis yesterday blamed his engineer for tricking him to use plans, which were not approved by the City of Harare.
[New Zimbabwe] Employees of construction companies contracted to work on the country's roads have been accused of impregnating under age girls in areas they are working in then abandoning them for their families.
[FrontPageAfrica] Suakoko District -- Madam Veronica Lorpu Rennie, a representative hopeful for electoral District 5 has received commendations from Several Citizens of Tumata for the commencement of major bridge construction in the region.
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- KEFI Gold and Copper announced that it was able to raise 8 million GBP 'through firm and conditional placings at 0.8p'. KEFI remarked that the raised sum would go towards consolidating security ahead of the start of its planned construction. It also added that the project launch and financial close would be processed at the end of this financial quarter.
[New Dawn] Editorial: The construction of a National Sports Park by the Government of Liberia for public recreational purposes is the first-ever in the country and highly commendable. The Sports Park is sure to provide an opportunity for young people to hone their talents and become the very best in the gifts that God has given them.
[Ghanaian Times] The Minister of Communications and Digitilisation, Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, assisted by the Municipal Chief Executive of Ablekuma West Municipal Assembly, George Cyril Bray, on Tuesday inaugurated two newly constructed classroom blocks at Dansoman in Accra.
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Betselot Bekele, a 12th-grade student created a platform that could accelerate connectivity within the construction industry. She created a bot on Telegram, called "Meet-Up," with the aim of connecting (on-site) contractors and interested customers.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- President George Weah has said that the opening of the Invincible Park makes a symbolic statement to everyone who passes and looks at it.
[Daily News] THE government has reiterated its commitment to implement plan of generating 200MW from the geothermal by 2025.
[DW] Thousands have been displaced and scores are missing in what is considered to be one of the worst natural disasters on record. South Africa's weather service is warning of even more heavy rains.