Zimbabwe: Industry Must Innovate to Survive - CZI - Zimbabawe's industries should be innovative in the production of goods, so that they are able to compete with not only neighbouring countries, but also globally as the era of trade liberalisation and global competitiveness has arrived, business leaders have warned. [AA Urbanisation]
Nigeria: Re - World Bank Projects Collapse - The attention of the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority has been drawn to a story captioned "World Bank Projects Collapse in Lagos" in This Day Newspaper of Monday, November 23, 2009. [AA Construction]
Gambia: Towards Vibrant Industrial Development - It takes sacrifice and real hard work to get where one desires to be in this world . There should be no quick fixes and quick returns; in essence we say forward ever backward never in our quest as a nation, to implement our sharp and innovative ideals towards industrialisation. [AA Urbanisation]
Kenya: China Pledge for Country Projects - The Chinese Government has given Kenya Sh600 million to fund the development of infrastructure and promised to provide more funding as soon as Nairobi provides its list of priority projects. [AA Urbanisation]
Nigeria: Developers Make Case for Govts' Contracts Awards - Developers handling the Kuje housing projects under the Public Private Partnership Scheme (PPP) have appealed to the Federal Government to share infrastructure costs with developers to enhance greater success of the PPP scheme. [AA Urbanisation]
Kenya: Plan Properly, Architects Tell State - The architectural association of Kenya wants the government to establish a fully fledged metropolitan ministry that will oversee the planning and development of all towns in the country. [AA Construction]
Uganda: USAID Gives Gulu Sh840 Million for Construction - THE United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has given sh840m to complete the new Gulu district administration block. Some of the money will be used to rehabilitate the office of the resident district commissioner. [AA Construction]