Nigeria: Ogudu-Ifako Bridge Rehab – Gridlock As Lagos Halts Work

[Vanguard] LAGOS -- THE Lagos State government has ordered a temporary suspension of maintenance work on the Ogudu-Ifako Bridge in Kosofe Local Government Area of the state leading to the Third Mainland Bridge.
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Namibia: Civil vs Structural vs Mechanical: Types of Consulting Engineers in Namibia Explained

[InfoWire] In Namibia's rapidly developing built environment, consulting engineers play a vital role in shaping infrastructure that is safe, sustainable, and suited to the country's diverse conditions.
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Tanzania: Tanzania, Japan Sign Landmark Construction Deal At TICAD9 Summit

[Daily News] Yokohama -- TANZANIA has become the first country in Africa to sign an agreement with Japan in a bid to enhance human resources development in the construction sector.
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South Africa: ‘I’m Not Construction Mafia’ – Johannesburg Mmc Amid Firestorm of Allegations

[Daily Maverick] New Johannesburg MMC Sithembiso Zungu insists he's innocent, yet records show site stoppages, contempt of court and a Hawks probe shadowing his rise to control billions in city contracts.
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Zimbabwe: Property Developer Ken Sharpe Blasts ‘Unrealistic’ City Fees

[263Chat] WestProp chief executive Ken Sharpe has criticised Harare City Council over what he described as exorbitant fees and poor service delivery urging government intervention to support Zimbabwe's real estate sector.
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Zimbabwe: Detours Ahead! Traffic Rerouted As Mabvuku Upgrade Begins

[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.
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Ghana: Prof. Affram Advocates Alternative to Sand-Winning

[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.
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Ghana: Prof. Affram Advocates Alternative to Sand-Winning

[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.
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