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GABORONE OFFICIALS APPROVED CONSTRUCTION OF TWO PRIMARY SCHOOL IN BOTSWANA

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GABORONE OFFICIALS APPROVED CONSTRUCTION OF TWO PRIMARY SCHOOL IN BOTSWANA

State officials in Gaborone, Bostwana has approved the construction of two primary school. The aim of the project is to addressing issues of over enrolment in the capital city. While speaking to the media, Gaborone mayor, Mr Father Maphongo said the council had registered 28 cases of homeless persons and had been provided with shelter due the corona virus pandemic. The Mayor further expressed his gratitude to the business community and agricultural sector for assisting…

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GHANA PRESIDENT COMMISSIONED ULTRA MODERN BEKWAI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL

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GHANA PRESIDENT COMMISSIONED ULTRA MODERN BEKWAI MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL

President Nana Addo Daankwa Akufo-Addo has commissioned the 120-bed ultramodern Bekwai Municipal Hospital. The President says he is commitment to continue with and complete successfully major infrastructure projects that were inherited from previous governments, so that expected socio-economic benefits can be enjoyed by all. Quoting the President, “I want to reinforce the call to the administrators to embrace and strengthen the culture of maintenance. This edifice has been put at great cost to our nation,…

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THREE DAMS HAS BEEN IRRIGATED IN RWANDA WORTH US$20M

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THREE DAMS HAS BEEN IRRIGATED IN RWANDA WORTH US$20M

Three dams in Rwamagana District in Rwanda has been irrigated, following the rehabilitation that took over one year. The dam irrigation which is worth around US$20 million was funded by the Japanese Government. It is expected to have a rehabilitation of two storage dams of Cyimpima and Gashara, and construction of a new storage dam called Bugugu which is 23.7km long. The project which is set to benefit 1,174 farmers is located in three sectors…

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EGYPT GOVT. SAYS PLAN RAILWAY TO REACH LIBYA AND SUDAN

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EGYPT GOVT. SAYS PLAN RAILWAY TO REACH LIBYA AND SUDAN

Egypt government has announced that the railway construction lines will be extended to reach the Sudanese city of Wadi Halfa, and to extend a line in the north to Libya’s Benghazi. Transport Minister Kamel al-Wazir said the government has decided on “a number rail transport projects that could be carried out in cooperation with investors. He also noted that the announcement came as part of Egyptian government efforts to overhaul the country’s transport system, including…

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GORONGOSA NATIONAL PARK PLEAD FUND TO BUILD SCHOOL IN MOZAMBIQUE

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GORONGOSA NATIONAL PARK PLEAD FUND TO BUILD SCHOOL IN MOZAMBIQUE

Gorongosa National Park (PNG) has plead the sum of US$15million for the construction and furnishing of 40 new primary schools. The agreement was signed between the Ministry of Education and the PNG for a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), under which the PNG will support the Ministry through ensuring access to education by the six communities in the park’s buffer zone. Speaking during the ceremony, Education Minister Carmelita Namashulua said the main objective of the MoU…

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NIGERIA FEC APPROVE ROAD PROJECT WORTH N30.69BILLION

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NIGERIA FEC APPROVE ROAD PROJECT WORTH N30.69BILLION

Nigeria Federal executive council (FEC) has approved the sum of N30.69billion for a road project in the federal capital territory (FCT). The contract awarded to Gilmor Engineering Nig. Ltd is for the full scope development of arterial road from Northern Parkway, Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Way to the Northern Express Way (ONEX)/Muritala Mohammed Way-North within the Federal Capital City, Abuja. Speaking with State House correspondents, Minister of FCT, Mohammed Bello, said the project area is within Phase…

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HOW MULTIPLE PROJECTS WILL BENEFITS FROM TANZANIA SGR

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HOW MULTIPLE PROJECTS WILL BENEFITS FROM TANZANIA SGR

Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway which is under construction is set to benefit so many project when construction is completed. So far, the project has created a lot of opportunities which range from employment, increasing the market for locally made construction materials and several other services offered by local companies. According to Tanzania Railway Corporation (TRC), a total of amount of US$ 307 million has been poured  into Tanzania’s economy through local subcontractors, suppliers as well…

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U.S$18m RAW WATER PIPELINE COMPLETED IN LIBERIA

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U.S$18m RAW WATER PIPELINE COMPLETED IN LIBERIA

The construction of Liberia U.S$18 Million Raw Water pipeline has been completed according to a video posted on Millennium Challenge Account-Liberia (MCA-L) facebook page with the agency implementing the project. The completion now meant that the Raw water project will now be able to boost quality water supply to about 1M people in Monrovia, as well as helping to address Liberia’s post-war perennial limited access to safe drinking water by close to 90% of the country’s…

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RWANDA CEMENT MARKET GETS NEW PLAYER FROM KENYA FIRM

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RWANDA CEMENT MARKET GETS NEW PLAYER FROM KENYA FIRM

A Kenya cement firm National Cement Company under the brand name Simba has debuted into the Rwanda cement market as one of the new cement players. The firm said their entry into the local market is partially due to the pace of development and infrastructure establishment in the country, which will create an opportunity for supply. Chairman and Chief Executive of the company, Dr. Narendra Raval said “The Rwandan market is one of the fastest growing economies…

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WHY NATURE NEEDS TO GIVE WAY FOR Shs59M NAIROBI EXPRESSWAY

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WHY NATURE NEEDS TO GIVE WAY FOR Shs59M NAIROBI EXPRESSWAY

It quite sad when nature is been affected when it comes to infrastructural development because the impact will surely be felt in the future. However, the present situation should never be ignored, that is why the tree are been cut down to pave way for the concrete road. The decision to continue with the project has received protests by Kenyans on social media and other platforms expressing their disappointment over the manner of the felling…

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BOTSWANA MOHEMBO BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SET FOR COMPLETION IN MAY 2021

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BOTSWANA MOHEMBO BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SET FOR COMPLETION IN MAY 2021

The Mohembo bridge construction is peaking up pace according to the Minister of Transport and Communications, Mr Thulagano Segokgo. Speaking during a site tour, Segokgo commend the contractor for the project as 80% is completed despite experiencing delays and challenges in sourcing materials. Quoting Segokgo, “We can see now that he is working towards the end of the project as the bridge decks and suspension stay cables have been installed. Only minor works such as the construction…

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NIGERIA GOVERNOR FLAG-OFF RECONSTRUCTION OF ETI OSA-LEKKI-EPE EXPRESSWAY AFTER 40YEARS WAIT

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NIGERIA GOVERNOR FLAG-OFF RECONSTRUCTION OF ETI OSA-LEKKI-EPE EXPRESSWAY AFTER 40YEARS WAIT

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State in Nigeria has flag-off the first phase of the road project at a ceremony held at the Pan African University in Eleko, Ibeju Lekki area. Despite the State facing the ongoing #ENDSARS protest which has dominated headline all throughout the state. The governor still had time to flag-off the reconstruction project. The road was constructed in 1981 as a single carriageway, but underwent an upgrade to a two-lane carriageway…

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OIC GAMBIA VOWS TO COMMENCE ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN GAMBIA

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OIC GAMBIA VOWS TO COMMENCE ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN GAMBIA

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Secretariat of The Gambia (OIC) has announced it’s plans to continue with the road projects that will serve as effort to host the 2022 Islamic Summit in the country. Speaking to the media, while touring the various site chief executive officer (CEO) of the secretariat, Yankuba Dibba was briefing the National Assembly Select Committee members on the proposed projects. Dibba confirmed that the availability of funds intended to finance the…

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UGANDA PRESIDENT COMMISSIONED 104KM MUSITA-MAJANJI ROAD

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UGANDA PRESIDENT COMMISSIONED 104KM MUSITA-MAJANJI ROAD

President Yoweri Museveni over the weekend has commissioned the 104-km Musita-Lumino-Busia-Majanji road linking the eastern part of the country to the border district of Busia in Kenya. The road was upgraded from gravel to paved bituminous standard and is expected to have a design speed of about 90 km per hour. Commissioned the Musita- Majanji road, & later performed groundbreaking ceremonies for; Saaza road, Iganga—Kiyunga—Bulopa—Kamuli/Buwenge roads. I again warn locals to avoid gathering without the…

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NILE MEGA DAM TALK RESTART BETWEEN SUDAN, EGYPT AND ETHIOPIA

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NILE MEGA DAM TALK RESTART BETWEEN SUDAN, EGYPT AND ETHIOPIA

Over the weekend, all three countries resume talk on the nile mega dam negotiation. So far, all three countries are yet to agree a deal but it is believed that the team, will put “a frame of reference” on the role of experts to facilitate the talks, and will submit their report to the water ministers from the three countries by Wednesday. The week-long negotiations, held via videoconference, include water ministers from the three countries,…

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SA GOVT. CUT WESTERN CAPE TDRG AS PART OF IT’S BAILOUT TO SAA

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SA GOVT. CUT WESTERN CAPE TDRG AS PART OF IT’S BAILOUT TO SAA

South Africa government has shown that they are not prepared to make the tough choices needed for a real recovery, that would ensure jobs, safety and dignity in the nation. This is after the Western Cape Title Deed Restoration Grant (TDRG) was cut by over R23 million as part of the R10,5 billion bailout to South Africa Airways (SAA). The reduction in the budget now implies that at a cost of almost R4,000 per Title…

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CHURCH PROMISED TO BUILD MORE SCHOOL IN TANZANIA

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CHURCH PROMISED TO BUILD MORE SCHOOL IN TANZANIA

The Nation’s Catholic Church, Dar es Salaam Diocese has promised to construct more nursery, primary and secondary schools within the city. With the aim of ensuring availability of affordable quality education. Archbishop of Dar-es-Salam, Jude Thadaeus Ruwa’ichi made the statement during the first standard seven graduation ceremony of the Virgin Mary Mother of Mercy Primary School. He said that the church will continue to support the education industry by creating a friendly education environment for…

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NIGERIA GOVT. PLANS TO CONNECT CHAD TO NATIONAL POWER GRID

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NIGERIA GOVT. PLANS TO CONNECT CHAD TO NATIONAL POWER GRID

Despite the daily outcry from Nigerians in the country over lack of power supply, Nigeria government still wants to connect another nation to its power grid. It is not a bad idea helping a nation that is struggling with any infrastructure development but knowing your citizens are suffering of such is quite terrible. The agreement is making progress after Chad Minister of Energy, Mrs Ramatou Houtouin flew into Abuja in furtherance of the expected deal…

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GERD NEGOTIATIONS RESUME TODAY AFTER SEVEN DAYS BREAK

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GERD NEGOTIATIONS RESUME TODAY AFTER SEVEN DAYS BREAK

All parties involved in the ongoing discussion about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) will resume its negotiations after a seven days break. The discussion which will be held in South Africa will see representative from all three nations (Egypt,  Ethiopia and Sudan) be in attendance as they plan to resolve the ongoing tension. Recently, US President Donald Trump made a remark about the issue to Egypt President by saying “Egypt would not be able to…

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GAMBIA TRANSPORT MINISTER HELD MEETING TO DISCUSS URR PROJECTS

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GAMBIA TRANSPORT MINISTER HELD MEETING TO DISCUSS URR PROJECTS

Transport Minister in Gambia, Bai Lamin Jobe has held a steering committee meeting on the construction of the Basse/Fatoto road and bridges project currently ongoing in the Upper River Region (URR) of the country. During the meeting, Stakeholders in the industry like The Chinese Embassy, GAMTEL, NAWEC, The National Roads Authority-NRA, Ministry of Lands and The Ministry of Finance were in attendance to discuss the progress of work, challenges and the way forward for the…

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