[263Chat] Construction on the long-awaited Mabvuku Interchange is set to begin in September in what government officials say will mark another milestone in the country's infrastructure modernisation drive.
[Ghanaian Times] The fast extraction and depletion of the sand resource, both from marine beds and arable lands, and its associated environmental degradation, demands the urgent need for alternative sources of sand, Prof. Michael Affam has said.
[Ghanaian Times] The fast extraction and depletion of the sand resource, both from marine beds and arable lands, and its associated environmental degradation, demands the urgent need for alternative sources of sand, Prof. Michael Affam has said.
[Nile Post] The state minister for education in charge of sports Peter Ogwang has said he is impressed with the speed at which Ms Suuma, a company that was contracted to undertake the construction of Hoima stadium, is moving.
[New Zimbabwe] TRAFFIC in the Mabvuku area will be diverted to detour routes from 9 September 2025 to pave way for construction of the Mabvuku Interchange, the Transport Ministry has announced.
[Capital FM] Aug 18 - The United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON) is undertaking a major expansion of its Gigiri headquarters, a move aimed at accommodating the growing number of UN Agencies, Funds, and Programmes relocating regional and global operations to Kenya.
[Leadership] President Bola Tinubu has approved N16.7 billion for the immediate reconstruction of the Mokwa Bridge in Niger State which was destroyed by flood in May this year.
[Ethiopian Herald] - Ethiopia has launched the Construction Industry Transformation Initiative, a 25-year strategy aimed at modernizing the construction sector and boosting its global competitiveness.
[FrontPageAfrica] The Liberty Investment Company Liberia Limited has embarked on the construction of about two kilometers of reinforced concrete pavement and drainage construction in five sub-communities in District # 17, Montserrado County.
[Daily Trust] A Port Harcourt based company, Hyper City Retail Limited is building a shopping mall on an Abuja plot of land meant for a memorial in honour of construction workers and hawkers killed in a 2008 building collapse on the site, Daily Trust investigations have revealed.