[The second phase of the Lesotho Highlands Water Conservancy Project started] Recently, the groundbreaking ceremony of the second phase of the Lesotho Highlands Water Conservancy Project undertaken by China was held. Lesotho King Letsie III, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Lesotho Prime Minister Matt Kane, and Chinese Ambassador to Lesotho Lei Kezhong attended the ceremony. King Letsie III said that after the completion of the second phase of the Gaoshui Project, it will further enhance Lesotho's water delivery capacity to South Africa, help Lesotho fully utilize its resource endowment, and benefit the people of Basotho. President Ramaphosa pointed out that this project is South Africa's largest investment project in Lesotho, which will benefit the people of the two countries and promote resource sharing and economic development between the two countries. Edit/Ma Xue

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• 2026.11.10 17:48
• [China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia]
• Recently, China Harbour won the bid for the dredging project of Monrovia Port in Liberia. Monrovia Port is the largest foreign trade gateway port in the country, with a total dredging volume of approximately 1.12 million cubic meters and a designed water depth of -13.5 meters. It also carries out simultaneous salvage and removal of sunken ships and underwater obstacles. This is another water transportation project that China Harbour has won in Liberia, following the Bomi Iron Mine Supporting Channel Project. The business extends from the mining supporting terminal to the national main port.Editor/Li Xiaohua

• 2026.11.10 11:47
• [CCCC SDC Pushes Ahead with Subsea Curved Pipe Jacking in Zhangpu]
• CCCC SDC undertook the construction of the Zhangpu tailwater discharge project in Fujian. The submarine curved top pipe successfully crossed the basalt rock layer and entered the dense sand layer for excavation. This project is the first of two processes, and after completion, it will collect the deep-sea discharge of tail water from six sewage treatment plants to assist in the ecological governance of nearshore waters. Editor/Min Jing