Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has received funding of <strong>$213,437</strong> from the World Bank to clean water drainage channels in the Matete municipality. This project aims to enhance the city's ability to cope with recurring floods.
Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan announced the completion of a new train station near the Jakarta International Stadium, set to open in May 2026. This station is a special gift for the capital's birthday in June.
The agency managing state-owned enterprises in Indonesia has announced the completion of the debt restructuring process for the high-speed train project between Indonesia and China, known as 'Whoosh.' Official details are expected to be announced soon.
The Executive Council in Hong Kong has approved plans to establish a smart elevated railway system in the Kai Tak area, connecting the cruise terminal with the local metro station. This decision follows consultations with the public and local authorities to address opponents' concerns.
The Egyptian government has announced the commencement of the Metro Hormoz project, aimed at improving public transport services in the country. This initiative is part of a comprehensive plan to develop Egypt's transport infrastructure.
An anti-corruption court in Medan, Indonesia, sentenced <strong>Tuban Ginting</strong>, the former head of the Public Works Authority in North Sumatra, to <strong>5.5 years</strong> in prison for accepting bribes related to infrastructure projects.