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KENYA CONSERVATIONIST UNHAPPY WITH KWS HOTEL CONSTRUCTION PLANS

Posted on 22 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) plans to put up new hotel building in the Nairobi National Park has not been accepted by conservationist. This comes after the new 10-year management plan for the Nairobi National Park was announced. According to the plan, KWS will construct an eco-lodge, a high-end restaurant and an amphitheatre which could threaten the park. While, plans to fence the park was cited after numerous cases of human-widelife conflits as well as increasing…

CONSTRUCTION OF BAYNES POWER PLANT SLATED FOR 2023

Posted on 22 April 2020 by Gambeta News

The project has been slated for construction in 2023 after both nations involves in the project agreed on it. Baynes power plant will be expected to generate 600 MW of power, which would be sold to Namibia and Angola in equal allocations of 300 MW each, while regional off-take is being considered. According to the energy ministries of both governments through the Permanent Joint Technical Commission on the Cunene River Basin (PJTC) said the commissioning…

AFDB APPROVES GRANTS FOR SMALL RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS

Posted on 22 April 202024 April 2020 by Gambeta News

The African Development Bank under its Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA), has approved a US$760,000 grant to Empower New Energy AS (EmNEW), to develop at least eight small renewable energy projects with capacity ranging from1-10 MW, towards bankability and construction. The grant will support a broad range of project preparation and development activities. These will include; technical feasibility studies, legal due diligence, environmental and social impact assessment, quality assurance and risk management. The African…

HOW SOUAPITI DAM CONSTRUCTION IS IMPACTING GUINEA

Posted on 21 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Souapiti dam construction when finished will be Guinea largest hydropower. It will have the potential to significantly improve access to electricity in a country in desperate need of reliable energy. But the 450-megawatt dam, part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), comes at a substantial cost to local communities. While thousands of villagers will lose agricultural land to flooding and, with it, access to food and income. In an interview with Guinean activist Mariama…

PICTURES: CONSTRUCTION OF KITARA-GERENGE ROAD

Posted on 21 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Uganda National Road Authority (UNRA) has announced progress for the construction of Kitara—Gerenge road project via their social media handle. The 10km road project will connect to Gerenge fishing site, Entebbe and the Pearl Marina. 📸Ongoing works: Kitara—Gerenge road project [10Km]. Working towards completion of the project in August 2020. The road connects to Gerenge fishing🎣 site, Entebbe and the Pearl Marina, Uganda's futuristic lakeside city🌇.#StaySafeUG pic.twitter.com/d9z6KGgaLR — UNRA_UGANDA (@UNRA_UG) April 21, 2020 Meanwhile the…

GBARNGA-SALAYEA ROAD PROJECT TO CONTINUE DESPITE CORONA VIRUS FEARS IN LIBERIA

Posted on 21 April 202024 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Did the county made the right choice to allow CHICO continue construction work despite corona virus outbreak in Liberia. Despite the corona virus outbreak in the country, the China Henan International Cooperation Group (CHICO) and the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) has agreed to continue work on the project. During a meet between both parties, Bong County Superintendent Esther Walker cautioned the company to go ahead with the construction works, but follow all preventive measures…

CESA YPF WELLNESS INTERACT WORKSHOP

Posted on 20 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Consulting Engineers South Africa Young Professionals Forum is creating a workshop for young engineers. The wellness interact workshop is designed to manage the mind, body and spirit synergy during times of change and adapting to the required change that have impacted on us as a global nation. CESA Event: CESA Wellness Interact Workshop. 📅 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 & 25 April 2020🕒 15h30 Daily Presenter: Keresha Govender – MD of Skype International & Wellness….

WHAT GOES AROUND COME AROUND: CONTRACTOR URGED TO PAY SUPPLIERS

Posted on 20 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Corona virus pandemic has seriously affect the construction industry with no possible return to normal activities, companies are urged to pay their suppliers. Industry leaders has suggest that companies looking to play hardball in the current circumstances will find their reputation totally trashed by the time this is all over. Read full report on the construction index Click on the floating icon on the right to subscribe. More so, please share, Follow us…

HOW TREE ROOT AFFECT BUILDING

Posted on 17 April 2020 by Gambeta News

It is important to understand that tree root close to a building can affect it especially when the settlement is unequal. This occur when active tree roots dry out the soil causing differential soil shrinkage. This shrinkage affect the bearing capacity and lead to movement in the building, especially in shallow foundations. The good news is that it can be avoided with a proper planning which will include accurate survey of their position and obtain details…

UNDERSTANDING SAFETY MEASURES WHILE WORKING WITH ELECTRICAL MACHINES

Posted on 17 April 2020 by Gambeta News

When individuals hear the word safety measure the first thing that go to their mind is protecting themselves, but for Engineers it simply means activities and precaution taken to improve it. In the article, we would be sharing light on how people can applied safety standards and measures when dealing with electrical machines. Handling of electrical equipment has rule and regulation which should not be ignored. That is why items carrying electricity should be properly…

WHAT CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY STAND TO LOSE DUE TO THE CORONA VIRUS

Posted on 16 April 2020 by Gambeta News

The world is currently on stand still due to the corona virus but what does the construction industry stand to lose due to this pandemic. Infrastructure is vital for every nation and that is why the construction industry is crucial but if items and some very important things are not available, then it becomes impossible for the industry to function. The items are need as without it; the construction industry is heavily been affected. Such…

BUKHUNGU STADIUM CONSTRUCTION BEGINS PHASE TWO IN KENYA

Posted on 15 April 2020 by Gambeta News

Bukhungu Stadium construction kick-off after kakamega county governor pledge to finish project before tenure finish. The second phase construction of bukhungu stadium has kick-off in Kenya. The project is aimed at making sure the country gets an international rating which will enable them host more international competitions. According to reports from local media house Daily Nation, the second phase project will come at a construction cost of 23m USD (Sh2.5 billion). It was also reported…

TANZANIA’s MBULU DISTRICT HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION ON POINT

Posted on 24 March 2020 by Gambeta News

The committee is happy with the progress of work at Mbulu district hospital. Construction of Mbulu District Hospital is making great progress according to the Administration and Local Government Affairs Committee. The committee who is in charge of supervising the project was satisfied with the progress during a site visit. Speaking during the tour, Chairman of the committee, Dr. Jason Rweikiza said the government should disburse funds allocated from this year’s budget to complete the…

ABIREM ROAD CONSTRUCTION BEGINS IN GHANA

Posted on 18 March 2020 by Gambeta News

Communities around Abirem road set to benefit as the project begins construction. Abirem road construction has kick-off in Ghana. The 15.8-kilometer road which is worth GH¢37.9 million will help communities that are located around the area. Such communities include Mamanso, Old and New Abirem, Afosu, Ntronang, New Amanfrom, Hweakwae, and Adausena. The project was awarded to three local contractors is expected with the completion date set for 12 months’ time. Meanwhile, the Environmental Protection Agency…

FACTORY CONSTRUCTION IN NAMIBIA KICK-OFF

Posted on 18 March 2020 by Gambeta News

Namibia to construct a factory that will produce a variety of nutritious animal feed and charcoal. Construction has kickoff for a factory that will produce a variety of nutritious animal feed and charcoal. These were announced by the Minister of industrialization, trade, and SME development Tjekero Tweya. Speaking during a groundbreaking ceremony, Tweya said the project will be built by the government’s National Industrial Development Agency (Nida). These will be in partnership with private investors…

POWER SUPPLY BOOST AS IKEJA ELECTRIC LAUNCHED FEEDERS

Posted on 16 March 2020 by Gambeta News

Ikeja Electric launched two new feeders to enable better alignment and strengthened the network. As plans to boost power supply in Lagos state, Ikeja Electric has launched two new feeders. The two new feeders are Igando 33KV and Ijegun 33KV according to Felix Ofulue, Head, Corporate Communications at Ikeja Electric. He also said that both feeders will enable better alignment and strengthened the network. That area such as the White Sand Joint CDA, Mutairu Alli,…

MALAWI GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED PLANS TO CONSTRUCT 40 SCHOOLS

Posted on 16 March 202016 March 2020 by Gambeta News

Construction of 40 secondary schools to begin in April after securing fund from USAID. Plans have been announced by Malawi Government to construct 40 secondary schools across the nation. The project is a joint venture with United States Agency for International Development (USAID). It will help increase the level of education in the area as well as provide more learning facilities for future generations. Speaking during the announcement, Immediate past Minister of Education, William Susuwere…

LIBERIA’s RAW WATER PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION 50% COMPLETED

Posted on 11 March 2020 by Gambeta News

Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) to save cost as raw water pipeline construction reaches 50% completion. The raw water pipeline construction which is now 50% complete will save Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) approximately US$780,000 a year in electricity costs. This construction which is worth US$18 million will draw water from the dam of the Mt. Coffee Hydropower Plant to the White Plains Water Treatment Plant. According to Jurgen De Moor, project engineer,…

WORLD BANK SUPPORTING RWANDA DEGRADED WETLANDS

Posted on 10 March 2020 by Gambeta News

Rwanda secure funds from World Bank for degraded wetlands improvement. World Bank will help restore degraded wetlands of Rwanda state capital Kigali. This state was made public by the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA). According to REMA, the fund from World Bank will help restore Gikondo Industrial Zone which has increasingly been vacated by manufacturing plants. Speaking to the media, Engr. Coletha Ruhamya, REMA director-general said the new wetlands use a master plan that will…

GAMBIA PRESIDENT EXPRESS HOPE AFTER ROADS INAUGURATION

Posted on 10 March 2020 by Gambeta News

President Adama Barrow hopeful of progress after the inauguration of road projects. President of The Gambia, Adama Barrow has express satisfaction with the latest road development. According to him, the roads will help connect the hearts and minds of communities across the country. He further describes the projects as a clear signpost of the implementation of his Government’s National Development Plan (NDP). That the NDP envisioned a nation where the highest standards of good governance…

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