Infrastructure investment in Africa has quadrupled

Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd June 2015

 Infrastructure investment spending in South Africa had increased and was being taken seriously as Africa was receiving a growing share of foreign direct investment, President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday. Print Send to Friend 1 1 “Infrastructure investment spending has quadrupled, exports have increased and Africa is receiving a growing share of foreign direct investment… Thes. . .

UK Based Compny celebrates 15 years of quality construction in Africa

Posted on :Monday , 22nd June 2015

 African Supplies Ltd. (ASL) began in 2000 with the purpose of establishing strong distribution channels for supply of quality building materials in sub-Saharan Africa. This began with AHI Roofing’s Decra and Gerard branded roofing systems, now used extensively for residential and commercial projects. From a standing start, Africa now contributes 33% of global sales to the company.

The Kenya construction and infrastructure sector forcasts growth

Posted on :Monday , 22nd June 2015

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China- Kenya agreement to develop a multi billion steel plant in Kenya

Posted on :Monday , 22nd June 2015

 A multi billion shilling steel plant is upcoming in Kenya as high consumption of steel-related products in the country and region is being witnessed.

Kenya construction and infrastructure sector to grow by 9%

Posted on :Saturday , 20th June 2015

 The Kenya construction and infrastructure sector is anticipating a growth of 9% year-on-year in 2015 according to Kenya Infrastructure Report Q3 2015 released this month by Business Monitor International. The growth in the sector is expected to remain over a 10-year forecast period to 2024.