By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Libya Herald
The National Development Agency (NDA) says work is progressing steadily on the eastern electronic gate of the International Highway. The infrastructure is located along the Sirte–Sokn route in Libya, but the available information does not specify the planned schedule or the next stages of construction.
Work on the first phase of development at Dila fishing port in Zawia has begun to expand the available space and facilitate the movement of equipment and boats. Libya’s Ministry of Marine Resources says the project should improve services for fishermen and their working conditions.
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Libyan oil company AGOCO has begun the final stages of replacing about 100 kilometres of the 34-inch pipeline linking the Sarir oilfield to the Hariga terminal in Tobruk. After 30 months of work, the live connection has been completed, the company said, describing the project as a way to support production and crude supplies.
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Residents of Damang, in Ghana's Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality, have praised roadworks carried out over the past six months by Damang Gold Mine under its new management. They nevertheless called for more jobs for women and National Service personnel during an Asempa FM programme reported by MyJoyOnline.
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Libya’s state electricity company GECOL has completed the relocation of 30 kV medium-voltage cables supplying the Tripoli International Airport station. The work is expected to facilitate the continuation of the project, which is scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to Libya Herald.
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Force enters Central Bank of Libya headquarters in TripoliA force and other parties entered the Central Bank of Libya’s headquarters in Tripoli on 22 October 2026, after Governor Naji Aïssa’s resignation was accepted. The bank blamed, among others, Libya’s Ministry of Defence and said it was considering legal action, according to its statement.
Safir hotel begins equipping its 137 rooms in AlgiersAlgeria’s Tourism Minister, Houria Meddahi, inspected the rehabilitation of the Safir hotel in Algiers, where work to equip and furnish some of its 137 rooms has begun. She called for work to be accelerated through three-shift working and for contractual deadlines to be respected, according to a statement from the Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts.The week in Africa
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