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Major OEM has released its financial results for the third quarter of 2023
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World Cup 2030 host countries could be linked by Africa-Europe rail project
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Loans that demand natural resources in return for money to fund infrastructure and construction projects are a “disaster” for Africa and countries on the continent should stop taking them, argue the IMF and African Development Bank.
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French engineering consultancies Egis and Setec have signed a deal to develop the second phase of studies for a new metro line in Cairo, expected to cost around US$5 billion.
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Burkina Faso and Russian state nuclear company Rosatom have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for construction of a nuclear power plant in the landlocked Sahel West African state.
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New Chief Sustainability and Strategy Officer from the start of 2024 for world’s largest OEM
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The country’s external debt totals US$8 billion
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Newsletter will provide analysis, comment and insight into the global industry
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Exprienced Managing Director for the Middle East and North Africa will expand local services.
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The Africa Development Bank (AfDB) and a fund backed by China have agreed to loan a total of $124.4 million to Angola for construction projects to improve sanitation in four coastal towns.
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Terex subsidiary targets Africa, UAE and Latin America equipment markets
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Kit to provide productivity gains via 2D and 3D machine guidance and real-time connectivity
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The African Development Bank (ADB) has debarred a Kenya-based contractor from participating in activities it helps to finance for 15 months after a fraud probe.
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New infrastructure investment to meet net zero targets and population growth driving sales
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Italian construction group Webuild has revealed plans to hire nearly 10,000 people over the next three years and is looking to Africa as a source of potential new construction workers.
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Eiffage and a UK-based subsea engineering company Enshore Subsea have signed a $205 million engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) contract to install undersea power cables in Dakar, Senegal.
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Graham Robinson, Global Infrastructure and Construction Lead, Oxford Economics and Graham Harle, Chief Executive Officer, Gleeds, on where future growth for construction will come from.
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Morocco hit by deadliest earthquake in more than six decades
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Jet Demolition’s Kate Bester on the advantages and disadvantages of having a high reach machine
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Construction equipment transported to critical infrastructure project in Africa
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