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Korean Firm Wins KSh 7.6 Billion Nairobi’s Outer Ring BRT Contract

Korean Firm Wins KSh 7.6 Billion Nairobi’s Outer Ring BRT Contract A Korean firm has secured a KSh 7.6 billion contract to develop Nairobi’s Outer Ring BRT, a key transit upgrade facing both anticipation and legal hurdles. The Kenyan government has awarded a Korean engineering firm a Sh7.6 billion contract to construct a Bus Rapid […]

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Volvo’s Strategic Revamp: 70% Stake in SDLG Sold to Refocus on Premium Market

Volvo’s Strategic Revamp: 70% Stake in SDLG Sold to Refocus on Premium Market Volvo has officially sold 70% of its ownership in SDLG (Shandong Lingong Construction Machinery Co.) to Lingong Group, its long-time Chinese joint venture partner. This is a major restructuring step for Volvo, which is making this decision as part of its ongoing

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US Tops Global Ranking of World’s Most Expensive Cities to Build In

US Tops Global Ranking of World’s Most Expensive Cities to Build In The US is currently the most expensive country to build in, with New York, San Francisco, and Boston all in the top five. This is exclusive insight, as inflation, labour shortages, and shifting global priorities continue to drive up construction costs. Turner &

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Devki Sh13.7bn Deal Sees Takeover of Rwanda Cement Firm

Devki Sh13.7bn Deal Sees Takeover of Rwanda Cement Firm The Devki Sh13.7bn Deal marks a major milestone in East Africa’s cement market. The Kenyan conglomerate finalised its takeover of Rwanda’s largest cement producer, Cimerwa. Devki Cement Investment in Rwanda In a bold move that underscores its regional expansion strategy, the Devki Group of Companies has

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