Liberia: Liberia’s Traffic Deaths Among the Highest in the World, So Why Did the Government Halt a U.S.$50 MillionFacility Meant to Make Roads Safer?

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- It's a tragedy that has touched almost every Liberian family. With one of the highest death rates from traffic accidents in the world, most Liberians feel a sense of fear when they enter a vehicle. That tragedy arrived for Erica T. Smart in March when her junior brother Lucky was riding from school on a tricycle when he was run over by a defective truck on the Monrovia-Robertsfield highway.
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South Africa: Photo Shows Damaged Road Section in South Africa, Not Nairobi, Kenya

[Africa Check] A reverse image search of a photo of a badly cracked, imploded road reveals it was actually snapped in South Africa moments after a suspected underground gas explosion. It's not of Kenya's capital city, Nairobi.
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Angola: Construction of Sonangol Research Centre in Final Stage

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The completion of the construction works of Sonangol's Research and Development Centre is scheduled for September 2023, ANGOP has learnt.
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Liberia: Ecobank Liberia Loans U.S.$22 Million to Liberian Businesses for Construction of Petroleum Storage Terminal

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Ecobank Liberia has loaned US$22 Million to Gboni Enterprise Company, a Liberian company headed by Boakai Sheriff.
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South Africa: New Soshanguve Magistrate Court to Be Completed On Time

[SAnews.gov.za] Public Works and Infrastructure Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts on Wednesday said she is confident that the new Soshanguve Magistrate court, currently under construction, will be completed on time.
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Rwanda: Gisenyi Market to Be Completed in Six Months – Governor Habitegeko

[New Times] The Governor of Western Province, François Habitegeko has said that the much-awaited Gisenyi market will finally be completed within the next six months.
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Nigeria: Akeredolu Begins Construction of First Flyover in Akure

[Leadership] Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has commenced the construction of the Onyearugbulem/Shagari/Irese flyover in furtherance of the infrastructure drive of his administration.
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Ghana: Govt Invests U.S.$154 Million in African Games Facilities – Sports Minister

[Ghanaian Times] Government has so far spent $154 million on the reconstruction of the Legon Sports Stadium and other sports facilities including a world class rugby park, swimming pool and athletics oval, the Minister of Youth and Sports, Mr Ussif Mustapha, has disclosed.
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