
Dangote Cement has a 70 per cent market share of the Nigerian cement manufacturing industry. (Image credit: Dangote Group)
Nigerian cement giant Dangote Cement has announced its intention to list on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in 2013
Dangote Cement has a 70 per cent market share of the Nigerian cement manufacturing industry. (Image credit: Dangote Group)
Nigerian cement giant Dangote Cement has announced its intention to list on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in 2013
Investment in South Sudan’s road network is crucial to the newly independent country’s economic development. (Image credit: Stella Bogdanic)
Private investors are being sought to fund construction and run toll roads and bridges in newly independent South Sudan
Continuing its drive to increase energy efficiency in buildings, Johnson Controls is expanding its offerings in the demand response market
Tanzania’s National Social Security Fund is set to construct a US$40mn, 26 storey commercial building in Nairobi, Kenya
Aliko Dangote, president of Dangote Group (left), alongside Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan at the opening ceremony
Goodluck Jonathan has commissioned a new multi-billion dollar Dangote cement plant, the largest of its kind in Africa