Namibia: Pilot Project Delivers 200 Homes in City

[New Era] Despite the economic fallout caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development said it has achieved its goal of delivering 200 residential units.
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Liberia: Rep. Kerfiah Breaks Ground for Over U.S.$4,6000.00 Health Center

[New Republic] Totota, Bong County-A faith based humanitarian organization "Tabitha Foundation for Jesus Christ" has broken ground for over four hundred and six thousand ($4,6000.00USD) United States Dollars Health facility in Totota Lower Bong County.
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Egypt: Transport Minister Inspects Development Works in Greater Cairo’s Ring Road

[Egypt Online] Minister of Transport Kamel el Wazir inspected the development and expansion works in Great Cairo's Ring Road.
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Egypt: Sisi Inspects Projects to Upgrade Network of North Coast’s Roads, Axes

[Egypt Online] President Abdel Fattah El Sisi inspected on Friday 16/07/2021 projects to upgrade the network of the North Coast's roads and axes.
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Egypt: Youth Min. Lays Foundation Stone of New Youth Center in 15th of May City

[Egypt Online] Youth and Sports Minister Ashraf Sobhi laid the foundation stone of a youth center at the social housing project of the 15th of May city.
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Ghana: President Akufo-Addo Commissions National Mosque Complex

[Ghana Presidency] The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Friday, 16th July 2021, commissioned the National Mosque of Ghana Complex, at a brief ceremony at Nima.
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Kenya: Govt to Complete Upgrade of Roads in Slums By December 2021

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Transport Cabinet Secretary James Macharia has assured that the government will complete the construction of 408 kilometers of tarmac roads in Nairobi's informal and densely population settlements by December this year.
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Ethiopia: The Untold Story of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

[Ethiopian Herald] (Ethiopian Ambassador to the U.S., Special to the NNPA Newswire)
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Liberia: When Development Planning, Engineering and Political Will Intersect – the Case Study of the Relocation of the Red-Light Market to Omega

[FrontPageAfrica] Engineers are normally schooled in the sciences of the forces of nature, the mechanics and properties of materials, the principles of design and the technological capacity to construct for the sole purpose of improving the quality of life. This suggests that engineering on its own as an applied science can not solve the complex problems of development and at the same time quench the need to stimulate the political will to influence developmental initiatives. When it comes to the implementation of complex d
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