China Triumph International Engineering Group is set to develop a cement plant in Algeria. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons)
China Triumph International Engineering Group Co (CTIEC) has secured a deal for the development of a 1.5 million tonne annual capacity cement plant in Algeria
Harare has about 4,000km of tarred roads. (Image source: Gary Bembridge/Flickr)
The Harare City Council in Zimbabwe has announced that it is partnering with South Africa’s Neo Capital and investing US$400mn in rehabilitating and maintaining roads in the capital
Work on the cement factory project will commence in 2014. (Image source: DFID/Flickr)
US-based North Holdings Investment said it plans to invest US$800mn in building a cement factory in the Amhara Regional State, Ethiopia
Al Amoudis Derba Cement Company recently built a US$351mn cement factory in Ethiopia. (Image source: timshortt/Flickr)
Saudi Arabian investor Sheikh Mohammed Al Amoudi has announced plans to build two cement factories in Ethiopia
Uganda follows El Salvador as the second country to join the CoST initiative in 2013. (Image source: Lauren PM/Flickr)
Uganda has joined the Construction Sector Transparency Initiative (CoST) as its fifth member from Africa, giving Ugandan construction companies better opportunities to participate in large construction projects and increasing transparency in the countrys construction sector