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Bamburi Cement PLC, now a subsidiary of Tanzanian conglomerate Amsons Group, will build a new clinker plant at a cost of $250 million in Matuga, Kwale County.

Lucky Cement from Pakistan disclosed its plans to expand the cement production capacity in Congo by a 2nd 1.6 Mta line.

Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru has unveiled a landmark $604 million budget proposal for the 2026 fiscal year. A major highlight of the budget is the planned construction of a new state-owned cement factory.

CIMERWA Plc had signed a quarry license agreement with the Rwanda Development Board and the Rwanda Mines, Gas and Petroleum Authority which allows them to invest $190 million to build a ‘clinker’ factory in Musanze District.

The IFC is considering a total financing package of US$ 24.0m to Mackie Building Materials and MACCEM Industries SL in Sierra Leone.

The inauguration of the Central Africa Cement SA (CAC) cement plant in in the Edéa 1st represents a major step forward in the strategy of industrialization and local transformation of the country's mineral resources

Dangote Cement Plc  is launching a US$336 million blending plant in Botswana to expand its footprint to 12 African nations and reduce dependence on struggling South African operations