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[New Era] Walvis Bay residents are urged to attend a series of public meetings starting next week, where the municipality will provide feedback on projects undertaken and progress made by council during 2026.
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[Nile Post] Government has identified the construction sector as a critical driver of Uganda's ambition to build a $500 billion economy by 2040, calling for increased investment in infrastructure…
The Foreign Office (FO) on Friday said that the secretary general of the Makkah Defence Alliance, Lieutenant General (retd) Nauman Mahmood, is expected to assume his responsibilities in Riyadh soon.
The Foreign Office (FO) on Friday said that the secretary general of the Makkah Defence Alliance, Lieutenant General (retd) Nauman Mahmood, is expected to assume his responsibilities in Riyadh soon.
[Vanguard] ...Alausa tells Senate to stop approving establishment bills, cites NN1.3trn ASUU revitalisation debt, infrastructure deficits
Jacob Zuma says the MK Party is open to coalition talks as it seeks to expand its influence, but the party has not identified potential partners.
