[This Day] The Managing Director/CEO, BUA Cement Plc, Yusuf Binji, has said the resilient performance of the company in 2020 was due to well instituted contingency plan, which ensured that they remained largely immune to economic disruptions such as production, supply and distribution shocks resulting from the lock down.
[The Point] The Kanifing Municipal Council on Monday presented D1.2 million for the fencing of the Buffer Zone Park in Tallinding through the council's Municipality Youth Masons.
[Ethiopian Herald] As the wind continues to gather strength, the blue sky gets grayer with each day. The vapor from water bodies caused by the searing heat of the current sunny seasons is building up to create mountains of clouds. The cool and wet sea breath is also much in evidence.
[Nation] Despite Sports Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed giving the contractor of Kirubia Stadium in Tharaka-Nithi one week to complete the project; nearly two months later it remains unfinished.
[SAnews.gov.za] Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has encouraged black construction companies to take a lead in rolling out Alternative Building Technology (ABT).
[Premium Times] Abuja -- Smart cities deploy data to make better decisions and deliver a better quality of life for residents.
[Shabait] Eritrea's development programs aim at bringing about social justice across the nation, and for this reason, every project is implemented with a view to ensuring an even distribution of social services in the six regions of the country. These development projects would not be realized without road networks that enable the facilitation of all development undertakings.
[Ethiopian Herald] It was ten years ago in this month, April 2011, Ethiopia has commenced the construction of the most ambitious project in the continent, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the River Nile.