Kenya: Sh12 Billion Moyale Road 40 Percent Done, Reports KeNHA

Posted on :Friday , 5th December 2014

The Sh12 billion Turbi-Moyale Road is 40 per cent complete, the Kenya National Highways Authority has said

The project is the third and last phase of the Mombasa-Nairobi-Addis Ababa Road Corridor Development project. Kenha said movement of goods and services will be enhanced once the project is completed.

The project, financed by the African Development Bank, was started by Pres. . .

Construction of US$ 2.76m Dongo Kundu bypass in Kenya to start early next year

Posted on :Thursday , 4th December 2014

Permanent Secretary in the ministry of Transport John Mosonik has said that construction of the Dongo Kundu bypass in Mombasa will start early next year. The much awaited infrastructure project is expected to decongest Mombasa by serving as an alternative to Likoni ferry. It will link the mainland to the south coast.

Exporters targeting the hub of East Africa at Prime building events

Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd December 2014

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BUILDEXPO is Africa’s premier and most trusted Building & Construction trade show. The 18^th BUILDEXPO AFRICA 2015 will provide a platfor. . .

Call for expression of interest for construction of Nampula Hospital, Mozambique

Posted on :Monday , 1st December 2014

 The Ministry of Health in Mozambique has called for submission of interests for construction of Nampula General Hospital. According to the tender document, contractors to be considered are those from Arab countries and Africa or any partnerships between or among contractors from those regions.

Egypt hires German firm for Suez Canal construction work

Posted on :Monday , 24th November 2014

The engineering division of the Egyptian armed forces has announced that Egypt will use machines made by a German firm to bore at least four tunnels under the Suez Canal project, in a US$8 billion project of expanding the waterway and through which the government seeks to raise more revenues and foreign curre. . .