Liberia: Ministry of Public Works Gets New Equipment to Boost Construction Works

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Tons of yellow machines landed at the Freeport of Monrovia on the 15th & 18th of January 2022 respectively and awaiting clearing. According to one of the Senior Managers & Engineer Mr. Archie Cooper of ABK Incorporated, there are different specifications of Caterpillar Machines that arrived at the Port. He stressed that the process his company went through to bring in the shipment was time worthy considering COVID-19, and it included the manufacturing, testing for performance and queueing for shipm
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Liberia: Government to Build 25 New Schools

[New Dawn] President George Manneh Weah says his government has made the largest single investment in Senior Secondary School since the 1970s to address huge infrastructure deficit in the education sector.
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Liberia: Clar Hope Foundation Makes Headway

[New Dawn] Clar Hope Foundation, owned and operated by the First Lady of Liberia, Clar Marie Weah is reportedly making significant strides with its multipurpose complex, City of Hope, intended to accommodate disadvantaged girls and orphans at 85 percent completion, President George Manneh Weah discloses here.
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Tunisia: Ministerial Delegation Visits Gafsa to End Blocking of Mdhila 2 Plant

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- After a two-year blocking because of a series of sit-ins observed by job seekers, the construction of the Mdhila 2 plant for the manufacture of chemical fertilizers, will soon be resumed, Minister of Industry, Energy and Mines, Neila Nouira Gonji said Tuesday.
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Zimbabwe: Another Dam for Matabeleland

[The Herald] A new 98 million cubic metre dam is being built by the Government in Nkayi district, making it the third major water body under construction in Matabeleland.
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Egypt: Madbouli Calls for Reaching Binding Agreement to GERD Issue

[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli has expressed Egypt's keenness on reaching a legally-binding agreement for filling and operating the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) to achieve the interests of all parties through striking a balance allowing Ethiopia to benefit from the dam either in the field of electricity generation or sustainable development without causing harm to downstream countries (Egypt and Sudan).
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Ghana: Trade Minister Expressed Satisfaction With Works On Japan Motors Plant

[Ghanaian Times] The Minister of Trade and Industry, Kwadwo Alan-Kyerematen, has paid a working visit to Japan Motors Automotive Plant in Tema which is being built to assemble Nissan vehicles in Ghana.
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Egypt: PM Follows Up Projects in Alexandria

[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli followed up on Sunday the progress made in implementing some projects, currently implemented in Alexandria governorate, topped by Souk El Gomla housing project in Borg El Arab district.
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Tanzania: Geita Stadium to Be Completed in April

[Daily News] CONSTRUCTION of the Geita stadium for Geita Gold team home matches is expected to be completed in April this year.
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South Africa: Liesbeek Development ‘Better for Indigenous Cultural Heritage’, Counsel Argues, While Raising Fears Amazon Could Pull Out

[Daily Maverick] The development in Cape Town will better represent the cultural significance of the Khoisan community, the developer and Western Cape province argued in court on Thursday. It was the second day of a hearing seeking to interdict the project -- where global retail giant Amazon plans to house its Africa operations headquarters.
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