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HYDRAFORM: BRINGING THE REVOLUTIONARY DRY-STACK BUILDING SYSTEM
Anyone who has built a house, school or clinic in Africa knows the problems: power that comes and goes, cement that costs too much, and materials that travel a long way to reach the site. Hydraform International says its building system was designed for those conditions rather than adapted to them. “Building in Africa comes…
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SMALL STONE, BIG JOB: WHY 19MM AGGREGATE UNDERPINS THE LOCAL CONSTRUCTION BOOM
Behind every concrete slab, column and paved driveway in Zimbabwe is an ingredient that rarely gets a mention: crushed stone. The 19mm size, commonly known as “19mm stone” or “quarter-inch” aggregate in the trade, is among the most widely used in the country’s building industry, and builders say its quality can make or break a…
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NEW ASPINDALE SCHOOL TO OPEN IN JANURAY 2027
Families in Aspindale and the surrounding suburbs will soon have a new school option. Atlas Primary School is set to open its doors in January 2027, at the start of Zimbabwe’s new school year, with a promise that every child belongs. What sets the school apart, its founders say, is that accessibility was part of…
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- HYDRAFORM: BRINGING THE REVOLUTIONARY DRY-STACK BUILDING SYSTEM
- SMALL STONE, BIG JOB: WHY 19MM AGGREGATE UNDERPINS THE LOCAL CONSTRUCTION BOOM
- NEW ASPINDALE SCHOOL TO OPEN IN JANURAY 2027
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