[Dalsan Radio] New houses have started to come up amid an economic boom, as the diaspora returns and the newly wealthy businessmen capitalise on the relative peace in the city.
[This Day] Minister of Transportation, Mr. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi on Saturday disclosed that construction work at the Transportation University, Daura, Katsina State would commence in September.
/by This Day[Ghanaian Times] Ashaiman -- The Ashaiman Municipal Assembly (ASHMA) yesterday commenced an exercise to construct access roads in one of its suburbs known as Middle East.
/by Ghanaian Times[Monitor] The Minister of State for Sports, Denis Hamson Obua has said government is in its final stage to secure two consultants for the construction of Akii-Bua Olympic Stadium.
/by Monitor[New Republic] An ongoing bridge project in Margibi County has been allegedly stopped on the orders of the Community Affaire of Firestone Liberia.
/by New Republic[Addis Fortune] Non-nationals who apply for a work permit to engage in the construction sector must get a recommendation letter from the Ministry of Urban Development & Construction, according to a new directive issued two weeks ago.
/by Addis Fortune[Ghanaian Times] Mr Kwadwo Osei-Asante, the Executive Director, Cost Plan Consult Ltd, who is a consultant to the Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry (GhCCI) says Ghana's construction sector can grow more if the right regulations and policy regime to safe guard the industry's productivity are put in place.
/by Ghanaian Times[Foroyaa] Youth in New Yundum, about 33 kilometers from the capital, have constructed a new police traffic post in their community in an effort to curb the rise in road accidents along their highway, which stretched from Banjul to Brikama.
/by Foroyaa[Foroyaa] Youth in New Yundum, about 33 kilometers from the capital, have constructed a new police traffic post in their community in an effort to curb the rise in road accidents along their highway, which stretched from Banjul to Brikama.
/by Foroyaa[SNA] Khartoum, 25 Aug(SUNA )- Sudan and Ethiopia have issued a joint statement at the end of a one day visit to Khartoum by the Ethiopian Prime Minister, Dr Abiy Ahmed in which he held lengthy talks with his Sudanese counterpart and called on the head of the Sovereign Council, Lt Gen Abdul Fatah Al Burhan.
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