Botswana: Sekgoma Memorial Ready for Use

[The Patriot] The Minister of Infrastructure and Housing Development Mmusi Kgafela handed over the Old Sekgoma Memorial refurbishment Project to the Ministry of Health and Wellness in Serowe on Thursday.
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Ghana: Work Progresses On 10-Storey Hostel for UPSA

[Ghanaian Times] Work is progressing steadily on a 10-storey hostel facility being constructed by the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) as part of its special initiative to reduce deficit of infrastructure on campus.
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Nigeria: Lafarge Africa MD Explains Factors Responsible for Improved Results

[This Day] The Chief Executive Officer of Lafarge Africa Plc, Mr. Khaled El Dokani, has said proactive measures put in place have been instrumental to the positive results the company has recorded in recent times.
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Ghana: NCCE Holds Social Auditing Forum At Tetegu

[Ghanaian Times] Residents of New Tetegu in the Weija-Gbawe municipality of the Greater Accra Region have requested government to construct an open estuary for the community to free them from the ravages of flooding anytime the Weija Dam was spilled.
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Zimbabwe: Villagers Reap Benefits From Beitbridge Highway Construction

[The Herald] Villagers in Chivi have welcomed the revamping of the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway, saying it has brought employment opportunities that have improved their livelihoods.
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Zimbabwe: Hwange Urged to Embrace Illegal Brick Makers

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Kenya: Road Projects Change Face of Ngong, Ongata Rongai Towns

[Nation] The face of Kajiado towns has begun to change following several infrastructural projects by the new Kajiado and Ngong municipalities.
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Angola: Angola Opens New Era in Construction of Roads

[ANGOP] Mussende -- Angolan minister of Public Works and Urbanism Manuel Tavares de Almeida said Friday in Mussende, coastal Cuanza Sul province, that the country opened new era in terms of building roads based on Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) standards.
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Rwanda: There Are Fake Construction Permits on the Market, City of Kigali Warns

[New Times] While some of the quack architects are using the credentials of their colleagues who are accredited, others are opting for outright forgery of construction permits.
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