Despite several financial troubles, South Africas construction industry has grown stronger in the past three years. (Image source: DamienDuToit/Flickr)
Professional network services provider PwC has released a report which states that South Africa’s construction industry is growing stronger and“looks poised” to support the country’s infrastructure development
ARM Cement is planning to expand in East Africa extensively. (Image source: UNICEF/Flickr)
East African cement maker ARM Cement has announced an increase in investments across the region as the demand for cement continues to rise
More than 70 per cent of the Nigerian roads are in bad condition due to inadequate financing from the government. (Image source: CIFOR/Flickr)
The Delta State government has announced that it will invest US$36.13mn to construct rural roads in the Nigerian state
Savannah Cement is also planning to double its cement production to meet demand for its cement products in East Africa. (Image source: Savannah Cement)
Kenya-based Savannah Cement has announced that it is set to begin operations in Rwanda early 2015, once the firm gets approval from the Rwanda Standards Board (RSB)
Modderfontein, which is located in Johannesburg, will be developed to the status of a global urban centre. (Image source: Evan Bench/Flickr)
Hong Kong property developer group Shanghai Zendai will construct a US$7.6bn city in South Africa in 2015