Man with top off threw traffic cone at pair after Glasgow fight
A Glasgow man lifted a traffic cone and took his top off to provoke a pair after a fight.
Source: glasgowtimes.co.uk
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SA's cement industry faces multiple threats
Government’s ‘massive infrastructure expenditure’ plan coming to life would help, as would more strategic tariff protection.
Source: moneyweb.co.za
Construction mafia part of 'toxic cocktail' affecting cement industry
The sustainability of the sector hangs in the balance, as local and global forces disrupt progress and production.
Source: moneyweb.co.za
South African cement imports rise by 18.7% to November 2021
South African cement imports rise by 18.7% to November 2021
Source: globalcement.com
Imported cement continues to flow into the country
Imports surged in November despite prohibition on the use of foreign cement on government projects.
Source: moneyweb.co.za
Cement imports rocket by 51% in the first eight months of 2021
Were however hampered by lockdown restrictions last year – but the ban on their use on public sector projects from November 4 is expected to have major impact.
Source: moneyweb.co.za
South Africa's protectionist policy aimed at setting th...
Cement companies are hoping for higher sales volumes and profits after the government implemented a protectionist policy that aims to shield the industry from cheap cement imports.
Source: dailymaverick.co.za
Foundations set for local cement industry as govt bans imports for state projects
Local cement companies have gotten a significant boost after government banned the use of imports of the building material on state projects.



Source: news24.com
PPC, Sephaku shares soar as imported cement is prohibited from use in state projects
The cement producers stand to benefit from the 50 strategic infrastructure projects and 12 special projects that the government announced last year.
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Source: iol.co.za
Treasury bans use of imported cement on all government-funded projects
Announcement prompts surge in PPC and Sephaku share prices.
Source: moneyweb.co.za