Mbeya Cement Company Limited (MCCL) was established over four decades ago by the Tanzanian government. In 1999, it was privatized and transferred to CDC, and two years later, in 2001, it was acquired by Lafarge. Today, the company’s ownership is split among Pan African Cement Limited (Amsons Group), holding 65%, the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) with 10%, and the Government of Tanzania, which retains a 25% stake.
MCCL runs a fully integrated cement manufacturing facility in the Songwe Industrial Area of the Mbeya Region, in southwest Tanzania. The plant produces clinker, cement, and a variety of construction materials under the Tembo Cement brand. Since the installation of a modern Vertical Cement Mill in 2015, the plant has had an annual production capacity of around 1.1 million tonnes. With a diverse product portfolio, the company supplies both the domestic market and exports to neighboring countries, including Zambia, Malawi, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The company also runs a Technicians and Graduate Trainee Program designed to provide a strong foundation for recent Tanzanian diploma and degree graduates. This initiative aims to help young professionals enhance their skills and gain practical experience within the company.
Technicians And Graduate Trainee Program At Mbeya Cement
The company is hereby inviting applications from graduates to apply for these positions:
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