Egypt: PM – Ta’ameer Axis ‘Free Artery’ Linking Alex.’s Heart to Its Urban Sprawl

[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli asserted the importance of El Ta'ameer traffic axis as a "free artery" linking the heart of Alexandria coastal city with its current and future urban extension.
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Egypt: PM Inspects Al-Mahmoudiya Axis Highway Project 2 in Alexandria

[Egypt Online] Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli continued Saturday 21/08/2021 his follow-up tour to check the progress of some road development in Alexandria.
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Zimbabwe: City Roads Upgrade Shows Excellence At Work

[The Herald] Excellence is simply in the DNA of the Second Republic, and denying this obvious fact doesn't change the truth.
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Tanzania: Z’bar Road Set for Massive Improvement

[Daily News] ZANZIBAR's Benjamin Mkapa road is lined up for massive improvement under the 40 million Chinese Yuan (about 14.7bn/-) funding by the Chinese government.
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Rwanda: Construction Works of Ferwafa Hotel Resume

[New Times] The construction works for the stalled Ferwafa Hotel project resumed over the weekend, Times Sport has reliably learned.
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Zimbabwe: Murehwa Embarks On Massive Road Rehab

[The Herald] Murehwa Rural District Council has embarked on a massive project to rehabilitate roads in Macheke using equipment procured by devolution funds.
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Kenya: Joho Firm Takes Over Lucrative Nairobi SGR Cargo Terminal

[Nation] A private company linked to the family of Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho is set to finally take over operations of a taxpayers'-funded inland cargo terminal in Nairobi, in a controversial deal that has triggered protests from competing logistics firms.
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Tanzania: Stiegler’s Dam Now Near Ready for the June 2022 Launch

[East African] Works at the Julius Nyerere Hydro-Power Project (JNHPP) in Rufiji River, also known as the Stiegler's dam project, are now at advanced stage, and concentrated on fixing the delicate but crucial machinery to get the dam ready for power generation. The project is 62.7 percent complete.
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East Africa: Cost of Hoima-Tanga Pipeline Hits $5b As Risk Averse Banks Walk Away From Project

[East African] The withdrawal by risk averse lenders from the East African Crude Oil Pipeline has seen the cost of the project rise by 30 percent to $5 billion, meaning shareholders will be forced to dig deeper into their coffers to fund it.
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Namibia: Covid-19 Constraints Spark Innovation

[Namibian] With no capital, just an idea and a few tools, Erastus Muyenga built a mahangu milling machine in the backyard of his uncle's house a month ago.
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