[New Zimbabwe] FLAMBOUYANT Zanu PF legislator and businessman Justice Mayor Wadyajena's construction company, Mayor Contracting, has had its contract for the rehabilitation of roads in Mashonaland West province terminated over poor workmanship and failure to meet set deadlines, internal documents seen by NewZimbabwe.com Thursday show.
[Capital FM] Kakamega -- Kakamega County Commissioner John Ondego says the National Government has since 2013 spent 10.2 billion shillings under the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) alone for roads upgrade to bitumen standards in Kakamega county.
[The Herald] The US$109 million Kunzvi Dam in Goromonzi district is now taking shape as enumeration of families for relocation started in earnest yesterday while excavation of the dam foundation on the left bank has now reached an advanced stage with completed project works now standing at eight percent.
[This Day] It is a sad commentary on the state of affairs in Nigeria
[This Day] It is a sad commentary on the state of affairs in Nigeria
[Capital FM] Lamu -- Public Works Principal Secretary Solomon Kitungu, has warned contractors undertaking National and County government projects that their contracts will be terminated if they delay or do a shoddy job.
[Capital FM] Lamu -- Public Works Principal Secretary Solomon Kitungu, has warned contractors undertaking National and County government projects that their contracts will be terminated if they delay or do a shoddy job.
[Capital FM] Kapsabet -- Construction works at the multi-million Eliud Kipchoge Training facility in Kapsabet town is almost complete.
[spotlight] It's been 10 months of stuttered progress, missed deadlines, and limited communication on why the Gauteng provincial government has been unable to get Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital fully reopened after a fire last April. The Gauteng government has now put it down to a "disagreement" between the Gauteng Departments of Health and Infrastructure and Development.
[This Day] The Minister of State for Works and Housing, Mu'azu Sambo, has emphasised the need for competent artisans in the real estate sector as one of the ways of preventing building collapses in the country.