Construction gains momentum in North African countries, with mega projects for buildings, educational institutions, hospitality, healthcare etc. (Image source: wolf4max/flickr)
The construction market in North Africa is on the rise due to several active high- value projects with approximately US$473bn investment, shows a recent market report by BNC Project Intelligence
At work on national route N14 in South Africa: The MT 3000-2 Offset PowerFeeder is designed for a maximum laydown rate of 1,200t/h. In other words, a lorry carrying 25t of mix can be emptied in 60 seconds and a daily output rate of 4,000t achieved. (Image source: Voegele)
Proof comes from the University of Twente, Netherlands, which monitored the project from a scientific perspective – and their equipment included RoadScan, the innovative temperature measurement system from VÖGELE
60 years of BOMAG: The success story continues. (Image source: BOMAG)
BOMAG GmbH, the specialist in road construction, asphalt and soil compaction, is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year
An example of a cement mill. (Image source: Linguistic Demographer/English WikiPedia)
President Robert Mugabe has opened PPC’s US$85mn cement grinding plant at Msasa in Harare
Hass Tower is set to be Africas tallest building. (Image source: Africanmodern/Commons)
Hass Group announced that it has signed an agreement worth KSH20bn (US$195mn) with China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) to build the tallest building in Africa, Hass Towers, in Nairobi