Nigeria: Lawan Urges Govt to Adopt PPP Approach in Construction of Major Roads

[This Day] President of the Senate, Dr. Ahmad Lawan, yesterday urged the executive arm of government to adopt a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) approach so that necessary funding needed for the completion of some major roads in the country will be provided by investors.
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Liberia: Somalia Drive to Be Completed in May

[New Dawn] -To be renamed Japan Freeway
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Liberia: Donor Partner to Renovate Public Schools

[New Dawn] -Sen. Moye
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Kenya: Sh380 Million Footbridges to Fall as Expressway Takes Shape

[Nation] Four pedestrian footbridges that were built at a cost of more than Sh380 million will be demolished and relocated to new sites along the Nairobi Expressway road that is currently under construction.
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Liberia: Senator Jonathan Kaipay and Partners Dedicate Bridge Linking Bassa and Nimba

[FrontPageAfrica] Grand Bassa -- Decades of finding it difficult for the people of Klehn town to get their way to other parts of the county and Nimba, Grand Bassa County Senator Jonathan Kaipay, through the help of the United Methidist Church, has dedicated a bridge over the Wee River, District 3c, Grand Bassa County.
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Ethiopia: New Road Project to Connect Sekela, Origin of Abbay River to Trunk Road

[Ethiopian Herald] SEKELA - Construction of a 62 km long Arb Gebeya-Sekela-Tilili asphalt road project has been launched on Monday.
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Nigeria: Investment in Real Estate Will Revamp Economy, Says NIESV

[This Day] The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) has said that sustained investment in the real estate sector would revamp the nation's economy.
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Nigeria: 300,000 Housing Units Under ESP Possible, Osinbajo Tells Critics

[This Day] Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is perplexed some people believe it is impossible to build 300,000 housing units across the country in a year, breaking it down to 400 homes per local government area.
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Zimbabwe: Headlands Bridge Collapses

[The Herald] Mwarazi River bridge in Headlands was washed away by heavy rains on Friday cutting off farmers, mining companies and communities in Chendambuya, Mayo, Chikore and Chinyuke areas threatening economic activity.
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