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Celebrating the Completion of a few Roads in Addis Ababa

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Celebrating the Completion of a few Roads in Addis Ababa

In an event for celebrating the completion of a few road projects with AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, Eng. Fekadu Haile, General Manager of The Addis Ababa City Roads Authority declared that the stabilization technology of AnyWay is the preferred solution for road projects especially those built on black cotton soils. Eng. Fekadu also said at the event that the AnyWay technology must become an integral part of road projects throughout Ethiopia. AnyWay CEO Mr. Zeevik Halber handed Eng. Fekadu a mosaic picture of AACRA’s logo made of thousands of pictures taken during the construction of the road projects.

Eng.Fekadu Haile and Zeevik Halber

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New Ways in Addis Ababa

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New Ways in Addis Ababa

The success of such projects has naturally led to further projects involving the joint efforts of AACRA’s professional personnel and AnyWay’s technical team. AnyWay’s Soil Stabilization technology is now being implemented in more of AACRA’s road projects, bringing the same economic savings and environmental advantages to these projects.

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AnyWay Strengthens its Commitment in the African Region

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AnyWay Strengthens its Commitment in the African Region

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions is expanding its activities and presence in Africa. It has recently opened an office in Ethiopia to furnish east Africa more effectively. The establishment of a local company serves to provide soil stabilization services to customers in the east African market, which has seen increased activity with contracts between AnyWay and the Addis Ababa City Road Authority (AACRA) for provision of stabilization services for an initial 5 projects throughout the city of Addis Ababa. AnyWay has been working on developing its position in the Ethiopian market for over 3 years and is aiming to expand its relations in this market to work with the Ethiopian Road Authority (ERA), amongst other regional stakeholders. The use of AnyWay’s soil stabilization solution has proven to save approximately 30% of the costs of currently applied road construction practices for treating black cotton soils.

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Moving in to Kenya

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Moving in to Kenya

AnyWay, together with its representative in Kenya, Concept Ltd, has completed a successful demonstration for the Kenyan Ministry of roads. The demonstration has been part of the program supported by the Ministry to identify alternative, more cost-effective solutions to the rural and main road networks that the country. The results have proven the effectiveness of AnyWay’s technology in treating local marginal soils, allowing them to be incorporated into the road pavement as sub-base and base layers. Stabilized material with ANSS that are constructed in combination with a surface seal create durable, sustainable roads.

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AnyWay Solutions Contributes to Durban World Cup Stadium Success

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AnyWay Solutions Contributes to Durban World Cup Stadium Success

While enormous amounts of civil work have been carried out around the country in preparation for the event, the dazzling new stadia are the most impressive, as described in the article featured in Engineering news, by Jonathan Faurie.

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Environmental Motivation

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Environmental Motivation

The driving force for using ANSS in a parking lot of the new National Park next to the Sea of Galilee was to minimize the environmental footprint of the project. AnyWay’s engineering team provided the project with a pavement design that included the stabilization of the local marginal soil. The savings to the project were significant from both the environmental impact and economics. About 8,000 tons of imported gravel and 500 tons of asphalt were saved and not imported to the site due to AnyWay’s technology. The savings in truck movements was also significant, as 42 trucks were used to import gravel to the site instead of 186 required for traditional methods. The work on the site took only 3 days.

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