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  • Rwanda: Construction of Rwf4 Billion FERWAFA Hotel Starts July

    Posted on :Saturday , 27th June 2015

    Construction of a four-star hotel, worth Rwf 4billion, by the Rwanda Football Federation (FERWAFA) will commence next month, the Federation president Vincent Nzamwita, has said.

     
    The hotel will be built in four phases and the first phase will include construction of 40 rooms.
     
    FIFA has provided a grant of $2,896,640 (approximately Rwf2bn. . .

  • Tanzania: Four-Lane Road Construction Starts

    Posted on :Saturday , 27th June 2015

     Construction of a four-lane road linking Sakina section of Arusha City with Tengeru Township in Meru has started and the massive infrastructure whose works kicked off last Thursday is aimed at easing congestion along Arusha-Moshi highway.

     
    The four-lane, two track motorway, whose works are kicking off in near Tengeru is part of the implementation of the propose. . .

  • German cement maker opens two new plants in�Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th June 2015

     The new US$250mn plant has an annual capacity of 1.5mn tonnes and is located at Tabligbo, around 80 km northeast of Lomé.

    According to the company, with the Scantogo investment, HeidelbergCement has become the largest German foreign investor in Togo.
    The US$50mn Cimburkina cement grinding plant has an annual capacity of 800,000 tonnes and is located near the c. . .

  • Kirloskar Brothers Limited�a step further towards development of the African Sector

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th June 2015

     World-class pump manufacturing requires expert engineers and expertise in systems for fluid management. Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) trades precisely on these attributes. KBL is the flagship subsidiary of the US$2.1bn Kirloskar Group. KBL leads Africa’s markets for fluid management solutions to serve large infrastructure projects, addressing requirements in water resource manage. . .

  • Dangote Cement to start cement production in Tanzania

    Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd June 2015

     The factory has a capacity of three million tonnes annually, and is expected to boost Tanzania’s annual output to six million tonnes. It is located in the country’s Mtwara region. Once complete, the cement factory will supply cement to nearby and landlocked nations in the region.

    The Nigerian cement major has plans to diversify its market reach in the continent, stat. . .

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