[The Herald] RECONSTRUCTION work on Seke Road under Government's Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme Phase 2 (ERRP2) has gone past Maruta Shopping Centre in Hatfield.
[FrontPageAfrica] Grand Bassa -- National Port Authority Managing Director, Bill Twehway and Representative Vicent Willie had broken grounds for the construction of a modern housing facility in Wee-Statutory District, Grand Bassa County.
[FrontPageAfrica] Bahn -- The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has dedicated a modern maternal waiting home for pregnant women who live far from health facilities in that part of Nimba County.
[New Dawn] Bahn Health Center's maternal waiting home, in Bahn, Nimba County, funded by the Liberia Spotlight Initiative, has been turned over to the Government of Liberia.
[Egypt Online] Housing Minister Assem el Gazzar on Sunday followed up progress made so far in implementing the development project of Cairo's Maspero Triangle.
[The Herald] Zimbabwe's construction sector is on a massive rebound, boosted by public spending on infrastructure and private development, but recent rising cement prices is becoming a major threat to the industry seen as key to the country's economic recovery.
[Egypt Online] President Abdel Fattah El Sisi on Friday inspected work to upgrade the Autostrad Road in Cairo, which will include seven lanes in each direction, said presidential spokesman Bassam Rady.
[New Republic] National Port Managing Director, Bill Twehway over the weekend, broke ground for the construction of the first set of teachers and nurses quarter in Wayzohn, Wee Statutory district, Grand Bassa County.
[Daily News] THE government has approved a total of 1.93bn/- in the 2021/22 financial year for construction and rehabilitation of roads around mountains with a total length of 82.1 km, Deputy Minister of State in the Office of the President (Regional Administration and Local Government), Mr David Silinde, has said.
[Daily News] THE government is implementing a programme of building 26 secondary schools for girls in each region and 1,000 others in wards that have no secondary schools in the country to reduce classroom congestions, the National Assembly was told here yesterday.