Tanzania: Pemba Constructs Seawall to Protect Historical Tourists’ Site

[Daily News] Zanzibar -- PLANS are underway for the Zanzibar government to construct a seawall of about 500 metres to protect 'Mkumbuu City ruins' from being washed away by rising sea levels.
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Nigeria: 4 Years After Inauguration, Multi-Billion Naira Baro Inland Port Rots Away

[Leadership] Weeds and thick trees have taken over the multi-billion naira Baro Port inaugurated in 2019 by former President Muhammadu Buhari even as a surging river is gradually encroaching the banks towards the port's building.
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South Africa: Mchunu Commends Progress in Masodi Water Project

[SAnews.gov.za] Water and Sanitation Minister, Senzo Mchunu, has commended the progress made on the construction of Masodi Waste Water Treatment Works in Mokopane, Limpopo.
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South Africa: Phaahla to Officiate Sod-Turning for New Hospital in Limpopo

[SAnews.gov.za] Minister of Health, Dr Joe Phaahla, together with Acting Limpopo Premier, Seaparo Sekoati, will on Tuesday, 18 July 2023, preside over the sod-turning ceremony for the first Central Hospital in Limpopo.
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Ghana: 13-Member Committee Tasked to Enforce New Building Code

[Ghanaian Times] A 13-member adhoc committee tasked with enforcing the new building code and ensuring engineering standards in the country has been inaugurated.
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Ghana: OA Pay Refurbishes Kaneshie Polyclinic Maternity Ward

[Ghanaian Times] The Kaneshie Polyclinic's Maternity Ward has been refurbished by OA Pay to improve healthcare delivery.
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Uganda: MPs Call for Standard Gauge to Curb Exorbitant Railway Rehabilitation Costs

[Nile Post] Members of Parliament are calling for the country to shift from meter gauge railway to standard gauge.
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Ghana: Council of State Office to Be Rebuilt At Gh¢6 Million

[Ghanaian Times] The frontage and some aspects of the Council of State Office building, near the Parliament House in Accra, are to be pulled down and rebuilt at an estimated cost of GH¢6million.
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Liberia: World Bank Pledges U.S.$300 Million for Construction of Second St. Paul River Hydroelectric Dam in Lower Bong County

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The World Bank Group has pledged US$300 million to the Republic of Liberia for the construction of a second Hydroelectric Dam (SP-2) further up the St. Paul River in Lower Bong County. This project, when completed, will significantly increase Liberia's hydropower generation capacity by an additional 150 megawatts. This hydro project will be the second of four dams to be constructed along the St Paul River.
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Gambia: Sports Ministry Embarks On Tour of Youth, Sports Projects

[The Point] The Ministry of Youth and Sports under the leadership of Bakary Badjie is currently touring the country for the youth and sports projects being implemented under his ministry.
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