Cement production is set to increase in East Africa by five to six per cent annually in the next few years. (Image source: momentcaptured1/Flickr)
Cement producer Athi River Mining (ARM) will construct a US$200mn cement plant with a capacity of 2.5mn tonnes in Kitui, Kenya
Lafarge Cement Wapco Plc. said that the need to increase the investment in the country arose from the fact that Nigeria is one of the fastest growing market in cement production. (Image source: Momentcaptured1/Flickr)
Lafarge Cement Wapco PLC has revealed plans to boost cement production in Nigeria by investing an additional US$1.37bn in the next three to four years
RDA is implementing various road infrastructure projects such as maintenance, rehabilitation and construction programmes and is one of the major consumers of cement. (Image source: Moment Captured/Flickr)
The Road Development Agency (RDA) and Ndola Lime have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to facilitate the construction of a cement production plant in Ndola on the Copperbelt for US$400 million
The construction site is near the limestone-rich Maasai plains, which are a major source of cement raw materials in Kajiado county. (Image source: Crystalline Radical/Flickr)
Kenya and East African Portland Cement Company (EAPCC) have announced that another cement factory would come up at Kajiado
Dangote Cement recently announced a US$16bn investment plan to drive its global expansion programme. (Image source: Russavia/Wikimedia Commons)
Africa’s Dangote Cement has announced that it has signed a preliminary joint venture (JV) agreement with an undisclosed firm to expand in the South American market
President William Ruto of Kenya and president Benedict Oramah of Afreximbank in Mombasa, Kenya. (Image source: Afreximbank)
Time to accelerate off-grid renewables (IMAGE SOURCE: Adobe Stock)
The Carmix 3.5TT is renowned for its robust performance in concrete mixing. (Image source: Carmix)
The Africa Energy Indaba 2025 will unite leaders to address Africa’s escalating energy crisis, fostering sustainable and resilient solutions. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
LINX is the first IXP to establish a presence in both Nairobi and Mombasa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
President William Ruto of Kenya and president Benedict Oramah of Afreximbank in Mombasa, Kenya. (Image source: Afreximbank)
The project will improve transport links in Chad. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
LINX expands in Kenya with a new IXP in Mombasa, enhancing interconnection, reducing latency, and supporting digital growth in Africa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Time to accelerate off-grid renewables (IMAGE SOURCE: Adobe Stock)
The Africa Energy Indaba 2025 will unite leaders to address Africa’s escalating energy crisis, fostering sustainable and resilient solutions. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
