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April 01
Zimbabwe: Rufaro Stadium Still Needs U.S.$ 2 Million for Renovations Despite Scottland Lease Deal - Harare Mayor
New Zimbabwe
Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume says close to US$ 2 million is needed to complete ongoing renovations at Rufaro stadium despite a lease deal with Scottland. Read more »
Liberia: EPA Launches Composting Site At Jorkpen Town Market
Liberian Observer
The Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia (EPA), in collaboration with the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) and other key stakeholders, has launched a composting site at… Read more »
March 31
Uganda: Kampala Floods - Road Construction Under Scrutiny
Nile Post
Heavy floods hit Kampala on Wednesday, leaving a trail of destruction and disruption across the city. Read more »
Uganda: Kasese District Prepares for Heavy Rains Amid Funding Challenges
Nile Post
The Kasese District Local Government has begun early preparations for the anticipated heavy rains, following a warning from the Meteorological Society of Uganda. Read more »
Rwanda: Kigali's Global Table - International Cuisine Reshapes the City's Food Scene
New Times
Kigali, a city celebrated for its rich local culture, is at the heart of a culinary transformation. From urban eateries to international flavors, a fusion of tastes is captivating… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Tigere Reit Records Sold Revenue Growth in 2024
The Herald
Zimbabwe's first listed Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), has witnessed commendable revenue growth for 2024 in an economy the company says is characterised by tight monetary and… Read more »
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Africa: Air Quality in Africa: Challenges, Impact, and Innovative Monitoring Solutions
InfoWire
Africa is facing an increasingly urgent crisis in air quality, leading to devastating effects on the public health and the environment. Due to the continent’s rapid… Read more »
March 28
Namibia: Don't Cross Flooded Rivers, Kunene Inhabitants Told
New Era
The Namibian Police Force's commander in the Kunene region, commissioner James Nderura, has urged motorists and pedestrians to refrain from crossing flooded rivers following heavy… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Says Over One Million to Benefit From Housing Schemes By 2030
New Zimbabwe
The government is targeting to provide decent accommodation to over a million citizens with a focus on eliminating illegal settlements and ensuring access to basic services like… Read more »
South Africa: Fed Up With Promises of Housing - Langa Residents March to Cape Town Civic Centre
GroundUp
Some of the protesters still live in apartheid era hostels Read more »
March 27
South Africa: Hundreds March to Johannesburg Mayor's Office Demanding Houses
GroundUp
Many say they have been waiting 30 years for government housing Read more »
South Africa: City of Cape Town Proposes Affordable Housing On Prime Green Point Site
GroundUp
The land value of the site ranks "among the highest in the southern hemisphere" Read more »
March 26
Nigeria: Pledges Remain Unfulfilled Six Months After Jigawa Tanker Explosion
Premium Times
PREMIUM TIMES reported how the petrol tanker exploded in Majia town in Taura Local Government Area on 14 October last year. Read more »
March 25
Zimbabwe: Harare Residents Up in Arms With the City Council Over Multi-Taxation
New Zimbabwe
HARARE residents face yet another blow to their strained budgets as the City of Harare rolls out three new levies targeting water infrastructure, street lighting, and ambulance… Read more »
March 24
Liberia: Bike Riders Hopes Dashed
New Republic
Hopes of thousands of motor bikes and kehkeh riders were dashed when the Supreme Court of Liberia, through its Chambers Justice, Associate Justice Ceainech D. Clinton-Johnson,… Read more »
Ghana: Pres Mahama Cautions Traders Against Cooking in Markets
Ghanaian Times
President John Dramani Mahama has cautioned traders against cooking in markets, citing the use of cylinders as a contributing factor to many fire outbreaks in the markets. Read more »
March 22
East Africa: Unusual Weather Conditions Expected in Horn of Africa From April to June
New Times
The Horn of Africa will experience a weather anomaly characterized by drier- and wetter-than-usual conditions between April and June, the Climate Prediction and Applications Center… Read more »
March 21
Liberia: Gender Ministry Calls for Probe Into Alleged Medical Malpractice At Elwa Hospital
Liberian Observer
The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MGCSP) is deeply concerned about the distressing situation of Jamesetta Kugmeh. It has been gathered that Jamesetta's… Read more »
March 20
Namibia: Lüderitz Mayor Calls for Vigilance During Rains
Namibian
Lüderitz mayor calls for vigilance during rains mayor Phil Balhao has urged residents to remain vigilant as the town receives a fair amount of rain since late Wednesday night. Read more »
Ghana: NPA Boss Vows to Flush Out Illegal Fuel Traders
Ghanaian Times
The Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority, Mr Godwin Kudzo Tameklo, says his outfit will not spare groups or individuals engaged in illegal fuel trade. Read more »
Namibia: Bridge Collapse Near Windhoek Forces Closure of B1 Road
Namibian
A bridge on the B1 road 30 kilometers south of Windhoek has been damaged by continuous heavy rainfall, resulting in the closure of the road until further notice. Read more »
March 19
Ghana: Electricity Supply to Kumasi Stabilised
Ghanaian Times
The recent electricity supply challenges in Kumasi, Ashanti Region, have finally been resolved, bringing relief to residents who had been experiencing unstable power supply for… Read more »
March 18
Kenya: Jogoo Road Paralysed As Traders Protest Uhuru Market Demolition
Capital FM
Traffic along Nairobi's busy Jogoo Road came to a standstill on Tuesday as traders protested against the planned demolition of Uhuru Market. Read more »
March 17
South Africa: Abahlali baseMjondolo Secures Victory Against Forced Evictions
People's Dispatch
A landmark ruling has blocked the eviction of poor residents in Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal, marking a major victory for the Abahlali baseMjondolo movement. Read more »
March 16
South Africa: Simelane Commits to Support Free State in Delivering Housing Units
SAnews.gov.za
Human Settlements Minister, Thembi Simelane, has pledged to support the Free State Province in its efforts to meet the 2024-2029 target to deliver housing units to qualifying… Read more »
March 14
Kenya: Ruto Orders Halt to Demolitions On Public Land Until Those Affected Are Provided With Alternative Housing
Capital FM
President William Ruto has ordered a halt to evictions on public land until affected families are provided with alternative housing. Read more »
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