Oversupply is likely to result in fierce competition for clients.
Dangote Kenya is expected to begin construction of the factory in the next few months.
DAWN will spend US$ 1 million to set up a fully-fledged centre in Nairobi.
The Nairobi unit will serve the East African market.
The State is seeking to resolve the telecommunication cable cuts issue.
Cement consumption was 4% higher in the first half of 2012 than a year earlier.
The contractors claim they have been locked out of lucrative contracts.
Phase one of the Nairobi Business Park was officially opened in 2004.
Developers tend to price their homes way above what most mortgage buyers can afford.
Kenya is attractive for steel dealers because of its ongoing mega projects