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The Government through the Ministry of Roads and Highways, has earmarked GH¢5 million to fix all road networks in areas affected by the...

They said the premature failure of the pavement of the roads is caused by excessive axle loads, inadequate funding,

NSW STATE BUDGET FOR 2023/24 - KEY SPENDING MEASURES HOUSEHOLDS * A $60 weekly motorway toll cap to...

In the ever-evolving landscape of Nigerian politics, the transition from one House of Representatives to the next often carries with it a delicate balance of

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Works will enhance walking and cycle accessibility while tackling congestion and reducing journey times

At their meeting on Tuesday, April 26, the Board approved Vote Center locations for the primary election and the transfer of $7.5 million from the General Fund Continency for Conflict

May 8, 2021 Alfred Chauwa - Nyasa Times 3 Comments “This road is so critical to the economy of our country.” Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera has announced that the much-awaited rehabilitation roadworks for the dilapidated Lilongwe – Kasungu M1 road works will kick-off soon. Addressing a gathering at Lumbadzi in Dowa while on his way to Mzuzu, Chakwera who informed the people that the money for the project have already been found said: “This road is so critical to the economy of...

February 13, 2021 Nyasa Times Reporter 16 Comments Deputy minister of local government, Halima Daudi  has said most roads  in the country’s major cities are  in  bad shape, the development she said is  worrisome as it is compromising the country’s city’s standards. Deputy minister Daudi launches Construction work for Stella Marriss-Chilobwe by-pass road Construction work for Stella Marriss-Chilobwe by-pass road Daud said apart from the country’s cities having roads whic...

Wyoming fuel tax hike would generate extra $60.3 million per year By Brendan LaChance on December 29, 2020 Shutterstock CASPER, Wyo. — Fuel tax hikes being proposed in Wyoming would raise an estimated $60.3 million in extra funding for the state, according to the Wyoming Legislative Service Office (LSO). House Bill 26, sponsored by the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Revenue Interim Committee, proposes raising the gasoline, diesel and alternative fuel tax from 24 cents per gallon to 33 cents ...