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
The new facility will help BASF meet the growing demand for construction chemicals in eastern Africa. (Image source: Russavia/WikimediaCommons)
German chemical manufacturer BASF has opened a new admixtures production plant at Nairobi in Kenya
The clinker production facility has been scheduled to start operations by 2017. (Image source: Addicted04)
Kenya’s Savanna Cement has announced plans to invest US$200mn in a factory to manufacture clinker, a raw material used in cement manufacture
Resources and consumer market potential coupled with trade, economic and political reforms, increasing urbanisation and shifts in demographics will drive the majority of investment in Africa. (Image source: Timothy Smith/sxc.hu)
The overall infrastructure spending in the sub-Saharan region is projected to grow by 10 per cent a year over the next decade and will exceed US$180bn by 2025, a new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) reveals