[New Era] The construction sector recorded a massive decline of 43.7% in real value added during the third quarter of 2021 compared to a reduction of 10.4% registered in the corresponding quarter of 2020.
[VOA] Mali is well known for its mudbrick Sudano-Sahelian architecture, which is also seen in buildings in the capital, Bamako, one of the fastest growing cities in Africa. But rapid modernization is also threatening the unique structures and the face of the city, as Annie Risemberg reports from Bamako.
/by VOA[Leadership] Kaduna Market Development and Management Company (KMDMC) has promised to renovate and upgrade public edifices that are located around major markets, along with its Public Private Partners.
/by Leadership[This Day] The BUA Group has signed an agreement with Wartsila OY of Finland for the construction of a 70megawatts dual-fuel power plant for BUA Cement's Sokoto Line four in Sokoto State.
/by This Day[This Day] The BUA Group has signed an agreement with Wartsila OY of Finland for the construction of a 70megawatts dual-fuel power plant for BUA Cement's Sokoto Line four in Sokoto State.
/by This Day[Daily Trust] The Contractor handling Zungeru Hydroelectric Power Project, Sino Hydro, has assured that the $1.3 billion 700 Mega Watts electricity project will be commissioned in four phases in 2022.
/by Daily Trust[Daily Trust] The Contractor handling Zungeru Hydroelectric Power Project, Sino Hydro, has assured that the $1.3 billion 700 Mega Watts electricity project will be commissioned in four phases in 2022.
/by Daily Trust[Egypt Online] Local Development Minister Mahmoud Shaarawy said Monday that President Abdel Fattah El Sisi is constantly following up developments regarding the implementation of the "Decent Life" initiative in all governorates.
/by Egypt Online[Egypt Online] Local Development Minister Mahmoud Shaarawy said Monday that President Abdel Fattah El Sisi is constantly following up developments regarding the implementation of the "Decent Life" initiative in all governorates.
/by Egypt Online[Daily News] THE Bukoba Port will undergo major rehabilitation to make it one among the modern ports with capacity to accommodate larger marine vessels, it has been disclosed. Bukoba Port Manager, Mr Denice Mapunda told the 'Daily News' in an interview at his office that the procurement process was in an advanced stage.
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