South Africa: MEC Tertuis Simmers Welcomes Court Ruling Against Group Who Sought to Disrupt Forest Village Development

[Govt of SA] Court interdict group who sought to disrupt Forest Village Development
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Rwanda: Construction of More Classrooms Triggers Shortage of Cement

[New Times] The ongoing scarcity of locally manufactured cement is mainly driven by CIMERWA's current quest to satisfy a supply tender from the Ministry of Education, The New Times has learnt.
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Sudan: Tripartite Negotiation On Ethiopian Dam Continue

[SNA] Khartoum -- The Tripartite negotiations on Ethiopian Renaissance Dam at the level of the Water Ministers of Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia continued, Thursday, in the presence of the AU, US and the EU observers and experts to surpass points of difference and to bridge gap in viewpoints to reach an agreement binding for all parties.
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Uganda: Acacia Road Construction – Chinese Firm Sued Over Damaged Property

[Monitor] A Chinese firm that is doing road works along Acacia avenue has been sued for allegedly causing damage to a citizen's store by way of flooding.
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Namibia: Construction of Rosh Pinah Open Market Nearly Complete

[Namibian] Oranjemund constituency regional councillor Lazarus Nangolo says he hopes the Rosh Pinah open market will be ready for trading by the end of this month.
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Zimbabwe: New Parliament Structure Now Complete

[The Herald] Senior Reporter
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Gambia: Works Minister Visits U.S.$82 Million URR Roads And Bridges Project

[The Point] The Honourable Minister for Transport, Works and Infrastructure, Bai Lamin Jobe and member of his senior team officials, on Friday 26th June, 2020 visited the ongoing People's Republic of China (PRC) -Gambia Government sponsored $82 million bridges and roads project under construction in Basse and Fatoto in the Upper River Region of the country.
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Sudan: Sudan Presents Vision for Settlement of Disagreement Points Between Three Countries

[SNA] Khartoum -- Negotiations on filling and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam continued between Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan.
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Nigeria: Govt Approves U.S.$279 Million for Road Projects

[Premium Times] The Federal Executive Council has approved N108 billion for the completion of various road projects across the country.
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Liberia: Malachi York Foundation Sponsors 24-Classroom Building Construction

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- A 24-classroom building of the New Hope Academy is nearing completion, thanks to the sponsorship of Dr. Malachi Z. York's Foundation (MYF). Dr. York is a former Liberian Diplomat, who served this nation in the US.
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