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Anantara Opens First African Safari Property in Zambia's Kafue National Park
Anantara has unveiled a 13-suite tented camp on the Kafue River in Zambia, its first safari property in Africa, with nightly rates starting at US$6,300.
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Construction Workers Urge Tinubu to Resolve FOCI–Works Ministry Dispute
The Construction and Civil Engineering Senior Staff Association of Nigeria has asked President Bola Tinubu to intervene in a dispute between contractors and the Federal Ministry of Works.
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Mahama Orders Sanctions for Officials Over Building Collapses
President John Dramani Mahama has directed the Local Government Ministry to identify and sanction officials who fail to enforce building safety regulations.
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KZN Launches Portal Mapping 10,067 Government Properties for Public Scrutiny
KwaZulu-Natal has launched an online portal listing the location and responsible department for each of its 10,067 government-owned properties, inviting residents to report neglected facilities.
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Court Blocks Auction of 14 Riverside Drive Property in Ksh.577M Dispute
The High Court has set aside warrants and auction notices for a property within Nairobi's 14 Riverside Drive development, halting a planned sale in a long-running commercial dispute.
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Appeal Court Rejects 2.8-Hectare Right-of-Occupancy Claim Over Abuja Property
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has dismissed a right-of-occupancy case over a 2.8-hectare Abuja property, faulting Triples G. Investment Limited for rushing to appeal before the lower court had ruled on the dispute.
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Dzata Cement Unveils Expansion to Lift Output Toward Three Million Tonnes
Ghana's wholly locally owned Dzata Cement is expanding its production, storage, packing and logistics infrastructure as it marks five years of operations, targeting annual production of about three million tonnes.
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Garissa Residents Seek Scrapping of Colonial Three-Mile Land Boundary with Tana River
Residents of Garissa want the National Land Commission to use new historical land injustices regulations to abolish a colonial-era three-mile strip of land that was placed under the former Tana River district.
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Historic Hill Station Hotel in Jos Reopens After Major Redevelopment
The 88-year-old Hill Station Hotel in Jos has reopened for a soft opening from 1 October 2026 after an extensive redevelopment by Hillside Hospitality, ahead of formal commissioning by Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang.