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Ghana’s turning point

Ghana’s cement industry is entering a defining new era. Backed by accelerating economic growth, rising infrastructure investment and surging urban demand, the country is witnessing a powerful construction rebound that is reshaping both cement consumption and production. Major industrial investment in low-carbon calcined clay technology is set to address the sector’s main challenge of heavy dependence on imported clinker. By ICR Research, UK

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04 June 2026
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