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- Cameroon: Chinese-Built Port Leaves Cameroonians Adrift (IPS)
- Tanzania: Kabanga Nickel Project - Light At the End of Long Tunnel (Daily News)
- Tanzania: TANESCO Eyes for More Power Connections (Daily News)
- Ethiopia: Ethiopian Signs Code Share Agreement With Australian Airlines (ERTA)
- Kenya: Contractors Want More Funds for Bridge (The Star)
- Kenya: Safaricom to Offer Fixed Lines, Managed Networks Through Fibre (CIO)
- Mozambique: Road Construction Firms Fail to Fulfil Contracts (AIM)
- Uganda: Civil Society Develops Road Monitoring Tool (New Vision)
- Gambia: VP Inaugurates New Banjul Fisheries Jetty (The Point)
- Kenya: Coffee Sector to Be Improved (The Star)
- Mozambique: Tender for Cuamba - Lichinga Roadworks Launched in September (AIM)
- Nigeria: Taleveras, Northwest Power Win Afam, Kaduna Power Assets (This Day)
- Nigeria: Counting the Gains of Osun Infrastructural Devt (This Day)
- Zambia: Mosi-Oa-Tunya Road Repairs Completed (Times of Zambia)
- Tanzania: World Bank Funds Tanzanian Road Upgrades (Sabahi)
- South Africa: More Power Plant Delays, Spectre of Electricity Supply Crunch Looms (African Arguments)
- Ethiopia: FDI to Ethiopia Second Best in Africa (ERTA)
- South Africa: Chinese Automaker's SA Plant 'On Track' (SA Info)
- Uganda: Naava Signs With Sony Music (Observer)
- Tanzania: Talks Start On Rukwa Labour Dispute (Daily News)
- Uganda: Orange Brings Faster Internet (Observer)
- Kenya: State Told to Repair Roads (The Star)
- Uganda: A Tough Life in Prison (New Vision)
- Namibia: Windhoek Seeking Solution to Traffic Gridlock (Namibian)
- Namibia: Plan to End Windhoek's Transport Woes (Namibian)
- Kenya: A Boon for Kisumu's 100km Road (The Star)
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