Lafarge Zimbabwe appoints new CEO
Lafarge Zimbabwe has appointed a new CEO to lead the company as it fights to maintain its market share following a rise in imports and increasing competition from domestic riva...
Zimbabwe
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Sino-Zimbabwe's output to be severely reduced by power cuts
Sino-Zimbabwe Cement Co will not produce the amount of cement it had planned to during October because of the scheduled power cuts by ZESA. ZESA is carrying out maintenance wo...
Calls for new capacity in Zimbabwe amid demand surge
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe’s commercial director, Edith Matekaire, has called for new investments in production capacity to ensure the country does not run out of supply by 2020. ...
PPC
PPC Zimbabwe has contacted its customers and stakeholders to confirm that the current cement shortage being faced by the country is temporary. “The cement industry in the count...
Zimbabwe's cement prices skyrocket
Cement prices in Zimbabwe have hit a new high with 50kg bags being sold for US$20-25 on the black market compared to the authorised retail prices of US$11.50/bag for ordinary P...
Zimbabwe's cement demand outpaces supply
Zimbabwe is facing a cement shortage due to demand temporarily outpacing supply. The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has demanded answers from the country's cement p...
Lack of foreign currency affects Zimbabwe's plants
Zimbabwe's foreign currency shortage is impacting on the operational efficiency of its cement plants. While Sino-Zimbabwe Cement Co is able to source 85 per cent of its raw ...
Zimbabwe reportedly faces cement shortage
Zimbabwe has been hit by a cement shortage with PPC and Lafarge out of stock in most retail outlets and warehouses across the country, according to a report by The Herald. As a...
Sino-Zimbabwe Cement receives ISO certififcation
Sino-Zimbabwe Cement Company (SZCC) has been certified by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO). The majority of the company's cement products are consumed i...
Sino-Zimbabwe Cement announces plan to build homes
Sino-Zimbabwe Cement Co (SZCC) plans to construct 300 houses at its Indiva Farm facility, Gweru, Zimbabwe. The company stated that the housing project will depend on the comple...