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CONTENTS
FEATURES:
6 Surging Economic Growth Draws M&A Activity to Africa
Focus on M&A Activity in Africa in the last years
12 Regional Focus
Kenya: Barreling ahead in East Africa
16 China Energy Outlook
China’s coal imports to continue upward trend
DEPARTMENTS:
Editor's Letter
1 Providing more insight
Numbers in Brief
4 Focus on Latin America and Africa plant construction costs
Research
26 Cement Markets
28 Cement Energy Markets
Event
20 IEEE Conference Highlights
24 CBI Africa 2013 Conference
Regional Reports
32 Europe, Middle East & Africa
36 Asia Pacific
37 South Asia
38 Americas
From our Industry Partner
40 Building materials update
Projects & People
44 Equipment & Notable projects
46 People on the move
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