Ethiopia: Adverse Impacts of ‘Currency Devaluation’ On the Ethiopian Construction Industry

[Reporter] The construction industry in Ethiopia has been experiencing a major boom in the past two decades, expanding by 16% in 2018 alone, and accounting for 15% of the country's economy.
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Ethiopia: Currency Shortage Hinders Stadium Construction

[Reporter] Foreign currency shortage and resettlement of illegal settlers has hindered the completion of the National Stadium, The Reporter has learnt.
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Uganda: Nwsc to Take Over Construction of Stalled Multi-Billion Rukungiri Water Project

[Monitor] The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NSWC) managing director Dr Silver Mugisha has raised concerns about the delayed completion of a multi-billion shilling gravity water flow project further announcing a construction takeover.
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Ethiopia: CWRA Eyes At Transforming Construction Sector

[Ethiopian Herald] The Construction Works Regulatory Authority (CWRA) said that it has been working to transform the country's construction sector through research-based strategies and approaches.
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Ethiopia: Scholars’ Forum Said Pivotal for GERD Construction

[Ethiopian Herald] ADDIS ABABA - The National Coordinating Office of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) announced that scholars' forum will be established in the near future to garner professional support for the success of the construction of the Dam.
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Zimbabwe: DDF in Bridges, Road Rehab

[The Herald] Mash Central Bureau
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Uganda: Construction of Uganda-Tanzania Crude Oil Pipeline to Start in March

[Monitor] The construction of the $3.5 billion East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop) is scheduled to start next month, it was revealed yesterday.
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Kenya: NMS Invites Tenders as Nairobi Roads Upgrade Continues

[Nation] The Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) is set to continue the facelift of roads across Nairobi with focus now turning to roads in Industrial Area.
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Liberia: Weah Dedicates Major Southeastern Highways

[New Dawn] Harper, Maryland County- President George Weah on Wednesday February 24, dedicated two major highways in the southeast as part of activities on his nationwide county tour.
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