[SNA] Khartoum -- The technical and legal committee meetings continued for the 5th day (for each alone) within the framework of the tripartite meetings of the Renaissance Dam negotiations between Sudan, Ethiopia and Egypt in the presence of the observers and experts of the African Union, the European Union and the United States of America.
[New Times] Workforce Development Authority (WDA) has announced that the Rwf2.4bn project to construct Kigali Hospitality Management Institute in Kigali which had hit an impasse has been revived and construction works could be completed by August this year.
[Cameroon Tribune] From 22 to 26 June in North West and 29 June to 3 July in South West, Paul Tasong led his team to the crisis-stricken zone to concert before reconstructing victims' homes.
[This Day] The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos, Mr. Olukayode Popoola, has said the federal government will close the Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos to traffic for six months, beginning from July 24 to enable the government to undertake maintenance work on the surface.
[New Times] Cadres of RPF-Inkotanyi in Gatsibo District are set to inaugurate offices in the city of Kabarore as part of events lined up to celebrate the 26th anniversary of the liberation struggle.
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[Ghanaian Times] Ghana has signed a pact with the Japanese government to commence phase two of the Tema Motorway Interchange project at an estimated cost of one million dollars.
[SNA] Khartoum -- The Ethiopian Renaissance Dam negotiations continued today, Sunday with a meeting between the Sudanese side and the Observers Team initiated by the African Union with the participation of the European Union and the US.
[SNA] Khartoum -- The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources Saturday issued a statement on the current tripartite negotiations between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan on the filling and operation of the Renaissance Dam.
[Radio Dabanga] Khartoum -- Negotiations between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) resumed on Friday.