[Cameroon Tribune] Consultations were broad-based in the inaugural meeting in Buea yesterday June 29, 2020.
[VOA] Equatorial Guinea has agreed to pause the construction of a controversial border wall with Cameroon after talks between the two countries' defense ministers in Yaoundé.  The two sides also agreed once again to withdraw troops from their disputed border after deadly clashes left at least seven people dead. An agreement earlier this month to withdraw forces failed to hold and some border traders are skeptical of this latest pact.
[Ghanaian Times] Work is gradually progressing on the long-awaited 15.6-kilometre Adaklu Waya- Akuetey feeder road project.
[Ghanaian Times] Akpalu -Work on the reconstruction of two major markets in the Shai Osudoku District of the Greater Accra Region has commenced.
[Seychelles News Agency] The construction of a floating solar PV power plant in Seychelles will be delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a top official said recently.
[This Day] Warri -An aide to Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa and Special Project Director of Sector A of Ughelli-Asaba Road Project, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has traced the causes of Nigerian road failure to stereotype engineering design.
[Cameroon Tribune] Narcisse Mouelle Kombi inspected construction works at the Olembe Sports Complex and the BEAC Stadium in Yaounde on Friday June 26, 2020.
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba, June 29/2020 - Back in February 2020, after Ethiopia refused to sign the US drafted deal that Egypt immediately initialed, apparently unhappy about USA's attempt to rush an agreement, the GERD negotiations were interrupted for some time. During the interruption, Egypt wrote a letter to bring the issue to the attention of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) triggering Ethiopia and the Sudan to write their own responses to the same body.
[SNA] The UN Security Council began, today Monday, a session of dialogues on the negotiations of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan, during which France will take charge of the June meetings, and chairs the session through a closed television circuit.
[Cameroon Tribune] It emerged from the end of consultation meetings that victims of the security crisis will benefit FCFA 1.5 to 2.5 million for a house burnt, about FCFA 500,000 for a motorcycle lost etc.