AfriSam News
Not all is lost for the construction industry, says AfriSam
28th February 2020 The 2020 Budget, as outlined by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni earlier this week, “didn’t give much hope to the construction industry”, construction materials company AfriSam sales and marketing executive Richard Tomes told Engineering News on Friday. Growth in this sector was expected to remain... →
Screening app brings hearing hope
6th February 2020 According to the Centre for Deaf Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand, deafness is one of the greatest disabilities in South Africa affecting more than 4-million people. It is estimated that of every 1 000 children born in the public health care sector, four to six children have hearing... →
Afrisam Urban Quarry And Plant Define Good Neighbourliness
4th February 2020 Increasingly hemmed in by urban development, AfriSam’s Jukskei quarry and readymix plant have been applying ever more stringent controls and standards to remain a friendly neighbour. When the Jukskei quarry began operation some seven decades ago, its location was decidedly rural. However, the... →
Slow Economy Demands Efficiency, Quality In Readymix
13th January 2020 With South Africa’s construction sector in the doldrums, it is vital that material suppliers get smarter. AfriSam’s Jukskei readymix plant is doing just that, says operations manager Kevin Naidoo. “Readymix is a high-speed game,” Naidoo says. “The poor state of the market, and the continuous... →
Tribunal dismisses cement industry cartel case against NPC
5th December 2019 A decade after the Competition Commission launched an investigation into a cement cartel, the matter has been finalised, with the Competition Tribunal this week having dismissed a case of indirect price fixing and market division against Natal Portland Cement Cimpor (NPC). The cement industry... →
AfriSam showcases urban quarry amid focus on quality
21st November 2019 Cement, ready-mix concrete and aggregates company AfriSam is focusing on providing high-level, responsive services and high-quality products to its clients as it weathers the sustained doldrums the construction industry remains in. Schalk Burger has the story. →