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Cement demand is strong, but Zimbabwe’s second largest producer in deep crisis: Here’s why

Fossil bought the company from Holcim, as part of the French company’s global selloff. Fossil then announced a series of management changes and promised new capital.

By Newzwire Dec. 27, 2024

Cement demand is strong, but Zimbabwe’s second largest producer in deep crisis: Here’s why

Khayah slips into corporate rescue as US sanctions bite

“Creditors and other stakeholders shall be notified of further processes by the corporate rescue practitioner,” Khayah said.

By Business Reporter Dec. 24, 2024

Khayah slips into corporate rescue as US sanctions bite

Shock retrenchment at Khayah

Under the deal, local shareholders took over the business, which was previously controlled by Lafarge Holcim, headquartered in France.

By Freeman Makopa Mar. 28, 2024

Leaving Lafarge was not easy: Nyika

The executive made a shock exit from the company in 2021 after 18 months at the helm.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Jan. 31, 2024

Cement crisis hits local market

The target in the National Development Strategy 1 is to build 225 000 houses by the end of 2025.

By Rufaro Hozheri Oct. 27, 2023

Lafarge concludes US$25m expansion programme

Katsande said the company, which was taken over by Fossil Mines last year, would also continue to adapt its business strategy so as to thrive in the ever-changing environment.

By Rugare Mubika Jul. 3, 2023

Lafarge concludes US$25m expansion programme

Lafarge begins trading as Khayah Cement Limited

During the new brand launch event, employees who have served the company for more than twenty years were recognized and conferred with the Khayah Legends Award.

By Admin Feb. 17, 2023