Dangote Cement is planning to build a 5,500tonnes/year plant costing KES 36 billion (€333.28 million/US$ 395.59 million) in Kitui, and politicians in Kitui plan to help the company get government approvals faster.
Meanwhile,
The management of East Africa Portland Cement Company (EAPCC) has been urged by its board of directors to sign agreements with Kitui government to secure limestone deposits.
Kenya currently has 5 million tonnes of cement capacity in 2014 and the volume is expected to double in coming years.