[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli and his entourage inspected on Thursday 11/11/2021 construction works at the June 30 automated complex of government departments in El Kharga city, located in the Upper Egyptian governorate of the New Valley.
[Ghanaian Times] The Keta Sea Port Project is going to be the game-changer for the development of the Volta and Oti Regions as feasibility studies confirm its economic viability, the Minister of Transport, Mr KwakuAsiamah, has said.
[Daily Trust] Governor Udom Emmanuel has ordered the construction of new roads in Oron, Ikono, Nsit Atai, Nsit Ubium Local Government Areas amongst others. This were part of decisions taken at the State Executive Council meeting on Wednesday held at the Government House in Uyo.
[This Day] Until last week Monday, I had never heard the name Femi Osibona. But within a few hours of the collapse of his Ikoyi 21-storey building in Lagos, I came to learn a great deal about the late proprietor of the '360 Degrees Towers'. From the 'prophetic laying of hands' that catapulted a man selling shirts on the streets of London to a multi-billionaire global property developer, to tales about serving as a front for Abuja politicians, religious bigotry and business sharp practices, the 'biography' of Osibona
[The Herald] Brickwork at Epworth Magistrate Court is now complete and all is now set for the commencement of the roofing stage ahead of the official opening of the new court house early next year.
[The Herald] THE commissioning of the 23km Kopa-Jopa Road by President Mnangagwa yesterday attests to Government's commitment to continually improve the livelihoods of Zimbabweans through infrastructural development.
[Premium Times] "No directive has been given for the demolition of the two high-rise buildings standing at the site of the 21-storey collapsed building in Ikoyi."
[Vanguard] STAKEHOLDERS have called on Lagos State Government to make the daily activities of the six-man investigation team set up to probe the remote and immediate cause of the collapse of a 21-storey building on Gerrard Road, Ikoyi, known to public to ensure confidence in the report and justice served.
[This Day] Two more bodies have been recovered from the site of the collapsed high-rise buildings in Ikoyi, bringing the number of the dead to 45.
[Premium Times] The labourer said they were breaking a pillar on the first floor of the building "when it started to shake and they ran for their lives."