Africa & The Middle East

The plant includes a vertical roller mill and will produce type 32.5R and 42.5R cement.

Cemex has participated in Breast Cancer Awareness month, teaching employees about the importance of self-exams.

The report outlines the movement the industry has seen in 3Q.

The company’s revenue dropped to 1.177 billion pounds in the three months ending September 30 from 1.442 billion.

Tunisia’s Road Infrastructure Modernisation Project gains funding from the Africa Development Bank.

The company took part in the biggest event in the Caspian Region to introduce the wide range of products the company offers.

The deal should be finalised on or before 20 November 2015.

Kenya's ARM Cement posted a pretax loss of US$6.32 million for the nine months to September.

More than a year after it first began producing cement, the CIMAF plant in Cameroon has been officially inaugurated by the Prime Minister.

The Ohorongo Otavi Community Trust has donated special sunscreen for Namibia’s Albino community.

Samir Sabry, BMIC Cement Company, relates the difficulties associated with building a cement plant during the mass uprising of 2011.

Cemex in Egypt has organised a ceremony in Damietta to reward the winners of the ‘Contractors Competition’.

Samir Sabry, BMIC Cement Company, relates the difficulties associated with building a cement plant during the mass uprising of 2011.

The continued deceleration in global demand was partially offset in Volvo CE’s third quarter 2015 results.

Qalaa Holdings, owner of ASEC Cement, has been recognised for its governance framework and innovation.