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  • Tanzania to construct a new NSSF office in Kenya at the cost of US$39.8m

    Posted on :Thursday , 4th December 2014

    Tanzania is planning to put up a new office in Nairobi – Upper Hill area – a building that will also host the country’s embassy in Kenya. Foreign Affairs Deputy Minister Mahadhi Maalimu told parliament last week that the government was concluding dialogue with NSSF to see the implementation of the project by the fund.

     
    The complex will be 26 storey . . .

  • Tanzania to increase cement production

    Posted on :Thursday , 4th December 2014

    Tanzania expects to double its cement production in the next few years as new factories come on-stream to satisfy growing demand from the construction sector, a senior government official said on Tuesday.

     
    Cement consumption is viewed as a barometer for construction activity, which is one of the main drivers of economic growth in the country.
     
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  • Exporters targeting the hub of East Africa at Prime building events

    Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd December 2014

    AFRICA’S MOST DYNAMIC BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION EXHIBITIONS

    The 18th Edition of BUILDEXPO is all set to bring to you the latest products, equipment and machinery to the East African market.

    BUILDEXPO is Africa’s premier and most trusted Building & Construction trade show. The 18th BUILDEXPO AFRICA 2015 will provide a platfor. . .

  • Call for expression of interest for construction of Nampula Hospital, Mozambique

    Posted on :Monday , 1st December 2014

     The Ministry of Health in Mozambique has called for submission of interests for construction of Nampula General Hospital. According to the tender document, contractors to be considered are those from Arab countries and Africa or any partnerships between or among contractors from those regions.

     
    Companies interested in the of Nampula General Hospital project sho. . .

  • Egypt hires German firm for Suez Canal construction work

    Posted on :Monday , 24th November 2014

    The engineering division of the Egyptian armed forces has announced that Egypt will use machines made by a German firm to bore at least four tunnels under the Suez Canal project, in a US$8 billion project of expanding the waterway and through which the government seeks to raise more revenues and foreign curre. . .

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