Tanzania: Contractors Told to Shun Corruption

[Daily News] CONTRACTORS in the country have been advised to report to the Prevention and Combating Corruption Bureau (PCCB) officials, who solicit corruption to favour them during the tendering process.
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Nigeria: As Work Begins On Ota-Lagos, Ota-Idi-Iroko Roads

[This Day] The road rehabilitation, construction and reconstruction efforts of the Ogun State government in the last two years have been nothing short of humongous. But it is in the nature of criticism, particularly by individuals intent on political gain, to dwell on the work yet undone and excite passions among the populace. Between January and June this year alone, the Dapo Abiodun government has built 54 road roads across the state: 29 in Ogun Central, 10 in Ogun West 10 and 15 in Ogun East. It expended a total o
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Nigeria: As Work Begins On Ota-Lagos, Ota-Idi-Iroko Roads

[This Day] The road rehabilitation, construction and reconstruction efforts of the Ogun State government in the last two years have been nothing short of humongous. But it is in the nature of criticism, particularly by individuals intent on political gain, to dwell on the work yet undone and excite passions among the populace. Between January and June this year alone, the Dapo Abiodun government has built 54 road roads across the state: 29 in Ogun Central, 10 in Ogun West 10 and 15 in Ogun East. It expended a total o
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South Africa: Civil Proceedings Instituted Against Nkandla Security Upgrades Architect

[SAnews.gov.za] Civil proceedings against architect Minenhle Makhanya - the architect behind upgrades to former President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead - are expected to get underway today in the Special Tribunal.
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South Africa: Civil Proceedings Instituted Against Nkandla Security Upgrades Architect

[SAnews.gov.za] Civil proceedings against architect Minenhle Makhanya - the architect behind upgrades to former President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead - are expected to get underway today in the Special Tribunal.
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Zimbabwe: Infrastructure Projects Bode Well for Masimba Holdings

[The Herald] Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed construction firm Masimba Holdings says sustained funding of major infrastructure projects by the Government and bright prospects for mining could strengthen its order book and financial position.
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Zimbabwe: Council Re-Opens CBD Roads

[The Herald] ROAD users in Harare have welcomed the announcement by the City of Harare that roads that were closed to facilitate various projects in the capital's central business district will be opened.
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Liberia: Liberian Government Breaks Ground for U.S.$1.4m Judicial Complex in River Cess

[FrontPageAfrica] Rivercess -- The government of Liberia through the judiciary has broken ground for the construction of what is known as a modern judicial complex in River Cess.
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Nigeria: Chinese Contractor Stops Work At Lagos International Terminal Over Govt’s Concession Plan

[This Day] Chinese construction company, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) has stopped work at the international terminal of the nation's gateway, Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMIA), Lagos over the plan by the federal government to concession the facility and others in three major airports.
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Tanzania: Ministry, Nhc Ink Deal for Office Building Construction

[Daily News] MINISTRY of Arts, Culture and Sports and National Housing Cooperation (NHC) have signed an agreement with National Housing Corporation (NHC) that would see the latter constructing a six-storey building for the ministry.
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