[FrontPageAfrica] Barclayville -- In an effort to tackle the shortage of armed chairs and repair the sagging roof, the Government of Liberia's through the Office of the Deputy Speaker Hon. Cllr. Fonati Koffa submitted two cheques in both currencies of thirty thousand United States Dollars (US$ 30,000.00) and three million four hundred and fifty-two Thousand Liberian Dollars (L$3,452,000.00) to the Grand Kru County's Barclayville Central High School.
[Namibian] THE construction of the multi-million dollar Namalubi-Isize-Luhonono road in the floodplains of Zambezi region is completed and now open to motorists.
[Foroyaa] The Basse Area Council (BsAC) last week (Wednesday 4th August 2021) launched a 34 million dalasi project for the construction of roads and bridges across three communities.
[Daily News] THE National Housing Corporation (NHC) has successfully built 50 modern residential houses at the cost of 2.6bn/- at Buhare area in Musoma Municipality, Mara region.
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Henry V. Vincent, the Community Relation Department Superintendent of Bea Mountain in Grand Cape Mount County, has disclosed that the mining company has reconditioned the Madina-to-Robertsport road that recently was cut off due to erosion.
[Egypt Online] Housing Minister Assem el Gazzar said Sunday that a plan to manage and operate the central business area in the New Capital is meant to attract investments from giant international companies and entities.
[Ghana Presidency] The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Saturday, 7th August 2021, inspected ongoing work on the two-tier Tamale Interchange, as part of his 2-day tour of the Northern Region.
[ANGOP] Sumbe -- The provincial governor of Cuanza Sul, Job Capapinha, urged this Friday municipal administrators to be relentless in monitoring social works in progress, in order for contractors to meet the established deadlines, Angop learned.
[Nation] As Form One students enrol this week, lawmakers have questioned how well secondary schools are prepared to accommodate surging numbers arising from the 100 per cent transition policy.
[Cameroon Tribune] The current cat and mouse game being played by producers and retailers of essential building materials like cement notably on the price of the produce is disturbing, to say the least. In fact, the ease and unilateral manner with which they increase their prices leaves the population wanting though it is widely preached that in any business venture, the customer is king.