REHABILITATION WORKS AT RUBAVU DISTRICT UNDERWAY IN RWANDA

REHABILITATION WORKS AT RUBAVU DISTRICT UNDERWAY IN RWANDA

Rehabilitation works for Rubavu District are in motion to accelerate its urbanization and development. The move is in line with the government’s recommendation to foster rapid development and expansion for secondary cities. Rubavu is one of the country’s secondary cities among others that include Huye, Muhanga, Musanze, Nyagatare, and Rusizi districts. The country has the vision to accelerate urbanization for its transformational potential and its association with higher productivity and higher income opportunities. To achieve…

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EGYPT ENGINEERING INDUSTRY EXPORTS RECORDS US$1.5BN IN FIVE MONTH

EGYPT ENGINEERING INDUSTRY EXPORTS RECORDS US$1.5BN IN FIVE MONTH

Egypt’s engineering industry exports increased by about 31 percent to register $1.551 billion in the first five months of 2022, compared to $1.185 billion during the same period last year, according to the monthly report of the Engineering Export Council of Egypt (EECE). The engineering industries’ exports increased by 25 percent in May 2022, reaching $264.7 million, compared to $211.7 million in May 2021, added to the report. Regarding the most important sectors whose exports…

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GHANA AND JAPAN GOVT. SIGN PHASE TWO CONSTRUCTION OF TEMA MOTORWAY ROUNDABOUT

GHANA AND JAPAN GOVT. SIGN PHASE TWO CONSTRUCTION OF TEMA MOTORWAY ROUNDABOUT

The construction of the Tema Motorway Roundabout Phase Two is expected to commence in September this year following the signing of a 3.359 billion yen grant facility between the government and Japan, acting through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The Phase II of the project will see the construction of a third-tier flyover, which will be a composite bridge structure, from Harbour Road to Ashaiman on the N2. This will bring to completion the…

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CITY OF KIGALI TO UPGRADE UNPLANNED SETTLEMENT WORTH Rwf11.5bn

CITY OF KIGALI TO UPGRADE UNPLANNED SETTLEMENT WORTH Rwf11.5bn

At least Rwf11.5 billion is going to be invested in upgrading four unplanned settlements in Kigali City. The money is part of the Rwf137.5 billion budget for Kigali City in the fiscal year 2022/23 which was presented and approved on June 30, 2022, by the city council. The City Manager, Julian Rugaza said the four unplanned settlements to be upgraded include Nyabisindu, Gitega, Nyagatovu, and Gatenga. Nyabisindu and Nyagatovu are slums located in the Gasabo…

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CDEDI SUPPORT PRESIDENT’s POLICY CALLS TO PROTECT LOCAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

CDEDI SUPPORT PRESIDENT’s POLICY CALLS TO PROTECT LOCAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has echoed President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera’s call for the development of deliberate policies to protect the local players in the construction industry, observing that the local players are at the mercy of foreign firms. Recently, President Chakwera ordered that foreign companies awarded construction contracts in Malawi should award 30 percent of the projects to the local contractors. He also ordered that all international bidders should…

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GOMOA DISTRICT TO BUILD HOSPITAL IN GHANA

GOMOA DISTRICT TO BUILD HOSPITAL IN GHANA

The Chiefs and people of Gomoa Akotsi in Gomoa East District of the Central Region are building a hospital to serve their catchment area. The project, when completed, would bring relief to the residents after having suffered so many years of inadequate healthcare for pregnant women, children and the aged, and many other venerable citizens and settlers of the area. The Field Supervisor of the Project, Mr. C. K. Kweku, in an interview at Gomoa…

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ROAD REHABILITATION TO BEGIN FOR BULAWAYO AND NKAYI DISTRICT IN ZIMBABWE

ROAD REHABILITATION TO BEGIN FOR BULAWAYO AND NKAYI DISTRICT IN ZIMBABWE

Construction of major roads linking Bulawayo with Nkayi and Tsholotsho districts has gathered momentum as the Second Republic steps up efforts towards completing outstanding major infrastructure development projects in Matabeleland. Developing sound road infrastructure is one of the critical enablers towards achieving set targets under the National Development Strategy (NDS1), the Government’s five-year economic master plan, which spans 2021 to 2025. The rehabilitation of the 158km Bulawayo-Nkayi Road resumed two months ago. So far only…

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CONSTRUCTION OF ULTRA-MODERN BIKE CENTRE TO BEGIN IN RWANDA

CONSTRUCTION OF ULTRA-MODERN BIKE CENTRE TO BEGIN IN RWANDA

Four-time Tour de France champion, Chris Froome is leading a campaign to fundraise Euro 300,000 (Approx Rwf320 million) for the construction of an ultra-modern Field of Dreams bike centre that will partly encompass a cycling academy. Froome currently rides for an Israel UCI World Team, Premier Tech, a team that is partnering in the ambitious worldwide fundraising campaign for the construction of the centre. Besides the cycling academy, the 16 acre-facility that will be built…

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CONSTRUCTION OF A1-M1 BRIDGE MAKING PROGRESS IN MAURITIAN

CONSTRUCTION OF A1-M1 BRIDGE MAKING PROGRESS IN MAURITIAN

The Minister of National Infrastructure and Community Development, Mr. Mahendranuth Sharma Hurreeram, accompanied by a Rodriguan delegation led by the Deputy Chief Commissioner of Rodrigues, Mr. Franceau Aubret Grandcourt, effected, today, a site visit at the construction site of the A1-M1 Bridge at the Grand River North West Valley. This visit aimed to showcase the infrastructural projects currently being implemented in Mauritius to the Rodriguan delegation. In a statement, Minister Hurreeram highlighted that this site…

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KIGALI CITY TO REHABILITATE FIVE WETLANDS TO MITIGATE FLOOD

KIGALI CITY TO REHABILITATE FIVE WETLANDS TO MITIGATE FLOOD

Kigali City in Rwanda is making plans to rehabilitate five wetlands to mitigate floods in the city. The Five wetlands are Gikondo, Rwampara, Rugenge-Rwintare, Nyabugogo, and Kibumba has seen city dwellers have been facing a crisis since only 24 percent of Kigali City’s original wetlands have survived. The new US$12 million investment is vital for the area as the benefit could arise from rehabilitating each of the five wetlands. According to reports, those benefits are;…

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NEMBE-BRASS ROAD CONSTRUCTION BEGANS IN NIGERIA

NEMBE-BRASS ROAD CONSTRUCTION BEGANS IN NIGERIA

The Bayelsa Government in Nigeria has begun the construction of the first phase of the Nembe-Brass road linking the two coastal local government areas. According to reports, the project was inaugurated by the Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, at Nembe. The project, which is one of the three senatorial roads in the state, had been on the drawing board of successive administrations in the country from the colonial era in the 1940s….

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EGYPT INSTALL SOLAR-POWERED PUMPS AT 85 WATER WELLS

EGYPT INSTALL SOLAR-POWERED PUMPS AT 85 WATER WELLS

The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources announced that solar-powered pumps had been installed at 85 water wells at New Valley’s Kharga, Dakhla, and Farafra. The press statement added that such pumps are planned to become generalized to rationalize the use of underground water and promote clean energy. Egypt has rehabilitated canals with lengths of up to 5,242 km in different governorates thus far since the national project of lining canals kicked off. The project,…

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GhIE PRESIDENT CALL FOR DURABLE ROAD TRANSPORT SYSTEM

GhIE PRESIDENT CALL FOR DURABLE ROAD TRANSPORT SYSTEM

The President of the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE), Ing. Rev. Prof. Charles Anum Adams, has called for a concerted effort, and proper collaboration of relevant stakeholders to construct durable road transport systems. Delivering the 51st Presidential Address on the topic: “Contemporary Transportation Infrastructure Development in Ghana: Interrogating the Nexus of Engineering, Politics, and Sustainability” in Accra on Thursday he said, a lot of Ghana’s road networks were in a deplorable state and were affecting…

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ENGINEERS READY FOR BRIDGE CONNECTION PROJECT IN LIBERIA

ENGINEERS READY FOR BRIDGE CONNECTION PROJECT IN LIBERIA

Amidst public outcry about a deplorable bridge connecting River Gee and Grand Kru counties, a team of engineers from Monrovia have arrived in River Gee County to commence intensive work on the Gbeapo Joequiken deplorable bridge. The team of engineers arrived in the county recently after several calls from citizens of both counties (Grand Kru and River Gee) including marketers to central government through the Ministry of Public Works for intervention. Speaking in a brief…

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GHANA PRESIDENT CUT SOD FOR VACCINE MANUFACTURING FACILTIES IN RWANDA

GHANA PRESIDENT CUT SOD FOR VACCINE MANUFACTURING FACILTIES IN RWANDA

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, who joined the host country’s President, Paul Kagame, at the ceremony, said the project signaled the commencement of the end-to-end vaccine manufacturing facility involving Ghana, Rwanda, and Senegal. The establishment of the mRNA BioNTech SE vaccine production facility in Rwanda is the first step in the chain of domestic vaccine production in Africa. BioNTech SE, a German biotechnology company based in Mainz, is to establish scalable vaccine production by delivering…

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CONSTRUCTION OF TWO MINISTRY IN NAMIBIA ABANDONED DUE TO POOR WORKMANSHIP

CONSTRUCTION OF TWO MINISTRY IN NAMIBIA ABANDONED DUE TO POOR WORKMANSHIP

The construction of offices for the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform and the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture at Eenhana in the Ohangwena region have been left abandoned for years. This is said to be due to poor workmanship. The tender for the agriculture ministry’s regional office construction was awarded to Spes Bona Constructions and Renovations CC, for N$34 million in 2014, but the building was abandoned three years later. The company…

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EGYPT GOVT. COMPLETES 5,242KM CANAL REHABILITATION

EGYPT GOVT. COMPLETES 5,242KM CANAL REHABILITATION

Egypt has rehabilitated canals with lengths of up to 5,242 km in different governorates thus far since the national project of lining canals kicked off. The project, launched per the instructions of President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, aims to rehabilitate canals with total lengths of 20,000 km at a cost of L.E. 80 billion by mid-2024. This comes within the framework of a comprehensive vision seeking to provide necessary water needs for all water-using sectors, both…

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JUKWA-TWIFO PRASO ROAD NETWORK OPENED TO THE PUBLIC IN GHANA

JUKWA-TWIFO PRASO ROAD NETWORK OPENED TO THE PUBLIC IN GHANA

The Jukwa-Twifo Praso road which was washed out by torrential rain in the area and the overflow of the Surowi River has been opened for the movement of vehicles and individuals. Authorities would continue with measures to ensure that the work being done on the road was completed. This follows the reinstatement of the embankment of the road by the Ministry of Roads and Highways when that stretch of the road was washed out. The…

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SA’s ESKOM WARNED CITIZEN OF POSSIBLE LOAD SHEDDING

SA’s ESKOM WARNED CITIZEN OF POSSIBLE LOAD SHEDDING

Power utility Eskom has cautioned the public of possible load shedding due to the continued shortage of generation capacity. In a statement, Eskom said the power system is very constrained for this evening and for the next few weeks. “There are a number of generating units expected to return to service during the day today but the likelihood of load shedding is high and may be required at short notice, most likely during the evening…

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NAMIBIA’s INDEPENDENCE STADIUM FACELIFT SET FOR AUGUST

NAMIBIA’s INDEPENDENCE STADIUM FACELIFT SET FOR AUGUST

The refurbishment of the Independence Stadium in Windhoek is expected to start in August and will cost just over N$83 million, the Ministry of Sport, Youth, and National Service. That figure could rise to N$125 million if the City of Windhoek sells the open area on the southern part of the stadium to the sports ministry, executive director Audrin Mathe said. The City of Windhoek wants N$25 million for the area earmarked for parking and…

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