Diamond Cement

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Mali's path to cement self-sufficiency

Mali's path to cement self-sufficiency

Set on expansion in west Africa, CIMAF announced this week that it had laid the foundation stone for its new grinding plant in Mali. Other cement producers have also targeted Ma...

Bridge closures in Ghana raise cement prices

Bridge closures in Ghana raise cement prices

The price of cement in Tamale, Ghana, has risen to GHS34-35 per bag (US$7-7.70 per bag), an increase of GHS3, on the back of a cement shortage due to bridge closures in the the ...

Ghana: Diamond cement fears staff lay offs

Ghana: Diamond cement fears staff lay offs

Diamond Cement is still considering its decision to lay off 50 per cent of the company’s staff over reports that it cannot sustain its operations, according to Citi Business New...

Ghana: Western Diamond Cement plant inaugurated

Ghana: Western Diamond Cement plant inaugurated

President John Mahama inaugurated the new 1Mta Western Diamond Cement plant at Bokro on 4 November. He said the decision of Western Diamond Cement to set up an ultra-modern ceme...

Ghana: Ministry on cement-trade-war alert

Ghana: Ministry on cement-trade-war alert

Dr Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, Ghana's Minister of Trade and Industries, says his Ministry is undertaking a thorough evaluation of various interests in the current trade-war between loc...

Ghana cement producers' association formed

Ghana cement producers' association formed

Local cement producers in Ghana have come together to form a new association to protect and accelerate the development of the domestic industry, and promote the interests of its...

Cimaf inaugurates Ouadgadougou works

Cimaf inaugurates Ouadgadougou works

Morocco’s Ciments de L’Afrique (Cimaf) is close to inaugurating its Ouagadougou plant in Burkina Faso. The 0.5Mta works represents an investment of XOF25bn (US$40m), according t...

Ghacem responds to World Bank comments

Ghacem responds to World Bank comments

Ghana’s leading cement producer, Ghacem, has refuted a report by the World Bank that the company is enjoying dominance over the domestic construction sector.