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Concrete plant, central or mobile? Flexible and easily dismantled, mobile plant is the equipment opted for by many construction
EVERY BUILDING CONTRACTOR uses cement and concrete, and usually in large quantities. The motorised cement mixer is the builder's most basic mobile machine. Above this must-have level, how that mix . . .

Threat to cities.(Construction News)(sea level rise)(Brief article)
THE UK'S Institute of Development Studies has identified Alexandria, Cotonou and Mombasa as being three "cities vulnerable to sea level rise." Around one-fifth of the Kenyan port could be submerged . . .

Vanguard assists in Tanzanian brewery upgrade.(Construction News)
VANGUARD HAS COMPLETED a project for Tanzania Breweries Ltd, part of SAB Miller, a long-standing client. The project, part of an upgrade, saw Vanguard transporting and installing eight eight-ton . . .

Volvo CE celebrates most successful year ever.(Construction News)
A STRONG FOURTH quarter helped Volvo CE to its most successful year ever, one that saw record sales, major acquisitions and over 140 machines added to its product offering. Announcing its fourth . . .

China funds Nairobi bypass.(Construction News)(Brief article)
THE KENYAN GOVERNMENT has received Ksh8.6bn from the Chinese government for the construction of the eastern and northern road by-pass around Nairobi to ease congestion on the city's roads. The . . .

Airfreighting equipment to West Africa.(Construction News)
EURO PLANT SUPPLIES Ltd (EPS), a UK-based company with over 30 years experince, has been transporting new and used construction equipment to Africa over the past five years. EPS represents . . .

Filtration system helps Kenya's rural households: Mwangi Mumero reports on a radical new process developed at JKUST specifically
LIVING IN ARID Laikipia district in northern Kenya, Charles Mathenge has to contend with using brownish water for domestic purposes. With no river or spring around, Mathenge and many residents . . .

Regional power interconnectivity plan.(Power News)
WORKING UNDER THE Nile Equatorial Lake Subsidiary Action Programme (NELSAP), nations in eastern Africa including Burundi, Rwanda, Sudan, Uganda, Kenya, DRC, Egypt and Tanzania will need US$267mn . . .

Yorpower acquires Power Plant Services.(Power News)
THE GENERATOR SUPPLIER Yorpower Manufacturing Limited which is based in Yorkshire, UK, completed the acquisition of the diesel and gas maintenance business of Power Plant Services (PPS) on 11 . . .

Electrification reviewed in Morocco.(Power News)(Union of Producers, Transporters & Distributors of Electric Power in Africa)(Br
THE OUTGOING SECRETARY General of the Union of Producers, Transporters & Distributors of Electric Power in Africa (UPDEA), has maintained that "The future of the African power sector should . . .

SA chooses solar-powered racons.(Power News)(Brief article)
SOUTH AFRICA'S NATIONAL Ports Authority has chosen Tideland Signal's SeaBeacon 2 System 6 racons for deployment at Richards Bay and Cape Town (four and two units respectively). The devices offer . . .

Fourth turbine for Namibia's Ruacana.(Power News)
NAMIBIA'S UTILITY NAMPOWER said in January that it was finalising plans to add a fourth turbine generating unit at its Ruacana hydro plant close to the border with Angola. Three 83MW units . . .

Co-generation using sugar cane.(Power News)
THE MADHVANI GROUP is investing US$21mns to produce over 20 megawatts of power from bagasse, a sugar processing by-product. The co-generation initiative is part of US$50.1mn expansion embarked on . . .

Uganda's plans.(Power News)(Uganda ministry has approved Jacobsen for the production of 50MW)(Brief article)
UGANDA'S minister of Energy and Mineral Development Daudi Migereko says the government has cleared the Norwegian company Jacobsen for the production of an additional 50MW from the company's . . .

Connectors for hazardous areas.(Power News)
CONNECTORS FOR HIGHER power ranges have been introduced by Hawke International. The new PowerEx series will compliment their existing ControlEx and InstrumEx connectors to complete the family of . . .

Spectacular growth is forecast for African biofuels: the African biofuels market is set for spectacular growth according to inte
DIMINISHING OIL RESERVES and soaring prices are driving global interest in the potential for renewable sources of fuel. Initiatives to establish viable technologies and markets for "green . . .

ZESCO struggles to meet surge in demand: demand for electricity in Zambia is soaring and ZESCO is struggling to meet the nations
THE ZAMBIA ELECTRICITY Supply Corporation (ZESCO) has increased electricity tariffs in order to raise funds to invest in new generation and transmission infrastructure. A study conducted by the . . .

Make the most of your engine: proper maintenance and other procedures will keep your marine diesel chugging away well beyond its
FITTING A NEW diesel to a typical workboat is an easy but costly operation. So how can you ensure you get the maximum life out of your new or refurbished motor before a major overhaul is necessary? . . .

SA automotive customer satisfaction survey.(Vehicle News)
HONDA AND TOYOTA captured four segment awards each, earning more awards than any other manufacturer, according to the latest J.D. Power and Associates/CAR Magazine South Africa Customer . . .

Speed trap devices: legal or not?(Vehicle News)(Brief article)
WITH SPEEDING MOTORISTS having their cars impounded in several provinces of South Africa, it is important for drivers to know which devices are legal and which devices will end up with a . . .

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