Bulawayo cement plant lease cancelled amid bribery allegations
Bulawayo City Council in Zimbabwe has cancelled a lease awarded to for a proposed cement-mixing plant after the Chinese-owned company failed to complete the lease-signing proce...
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Dangote Group seals landmark US$1bn investment deal with Zimbabwe
Nigeria’s Dangote Group has signed a transformative investment agreement with the Zimbabwean government, committing at least US$1bn to major projects spanning energy, infrast...
Hima Cement emerges as leading contender to acquire Khayah Cement
Hima Cement , the East African producer owned by Uganda’s Sarrai Group, has emerged as the leading bidder to acquire Zimbabwe’s Khayah Cement, according to corporate rescue pr...
Chinese-owned Zimbabwean cement plant is fined
The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has fined Chinese-owned Labenmon Investments US$5000 for breaching environmental regulations at its Wih-Zim cement plant in Magunje, H...
School launches opposition to Chegutu Cement plant
Bryden Country School in Chegutu is locked in a fierce legal battle with Chinese-owned Shuntai Holdings over the construction of a lime and cement factory just 497m from its bo...
Chinese continue to build new cement plants in Zimbabwe
Chinese firm, Shungai Investment, is setting up a US$70m cement plant in Chegutu, Zimbabwe. The plant is expected to start full production next year, with a projected cement ou...
Huaxin - turning tired African plants into industry leaders
The NPC Simuma upgrade has been described as a 'surgical-style' modernisation , increasing clinker production at the plant from 1500tpd to 4000tpd in just nine mon...
Khayah Cement delisted from Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has officially delisted Khayah Cement Ltd , amid the company’s efforts at a corporate restructuring. Khayah Cement’s shareholders p...
Robtek to overhaul Khayah Cement's Harare plant
The Khayah Harare Cement plant in Manresa is preparing to resume full production and is undergoing a significant refurbishment. Robtek’s scope of work includes replacing 10...
PPC Zimbabwe warns of US$50m forex loss from cement imports
PPC Zimbabwe has warned that continued cement imports could cost the country US$50m annually in scarce foreign currency. The company's Managing Director, Albert Sigei, highli...