housing and infrastructure

The development, located on what was formerly known as the Ex-Zelia Property, comprised three residential blocks, each containing eight three-bedroom units, for a total of 24 apartments. The inauguration ceremony was presided over today by the President of the Republic of Seychelles, Dr Patrick Herminie, who was joined by Vice President Sebastien Pillay, Cabinet Ministers, the Secretary of State for Lands, Housing and Infrastructure, Mr Joseph Francois, the Honourable Member of the National Ass…

Eight families at Pointe Larue are now homeowners following the opening of the second phase of the Vilaz Pozitivite affordable housing project at Anse Francois on Friday, as the government advances President Dr Patrick Herminie’s commitment to expand access to affordable housing and accelerate housing delivery across the country. The President joined the eight beneficiary families for the official opening and allocation of the second phase of the affordable housing project, alongside Vice-Presi…

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu met with the AA. Ukulhas Island Council, the Women's Development Committee (WDC), and heads of local institutions to discuss key priorities for the island's development. The meeting took place this afternoon at the Ukulhas Convention Centre. During the meeting, council members highlighted several critical needs, including additional housing units to address the housing shortage, further land reclamation adjacent to the existing reclaimed area, and the provision of es…

President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to driving socio‑economic transformation across Eastern Province, unveiling major infrastructure, agricultural, and public safety initiatives during community engagements in Kasenengwa, Chipangali, and Mambwe districts. Addressing residents at Kasenengwa School Grounds, President Hichilema pledged to upgrade the strategic Msoro Road, which connects Chipata, Kasenengwa, Malambo, and Mkaika, to bituminous standard. He als…

Eastern Province is being reimagined as the centerpiece of Zambia’s growth story, with President Hakainde Hichilema unveiling a sweeping agenda that blends infrastructure renewal, social protection expansion, and agricultural empowerment. At rallies across Chipata, Chadiza, Vubwi and Katete, the Head of State said that the era of neglected roads and stalled projects is over. He confirmed that the Great East Road will be widened into a dual carriageway to ease congestion, while the long‑awaited …