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For CBI Ghana’s calcined clay plant project, MAAG Gear supplied its advanced lateral gear units to drive the plant’s ball mills, contributing to the energy-efficient and sustain...
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For CBI Ghana’s calcined clay plant project, MAAG Gear supplied its advanced lateral gear units to drive the plant’s ball mills, contributing to the energy-efficient and sustain...
The reluctance of cement producers to reduce their prices in Ghana is putting pressure on property developers and prospective homeowners in the country, according to the secreta...
Ghana’s Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has reiterated that no licences have been issued for cement importation since she took office, war...
The Chamber of Cement Manufacturers, Ghana (COCMAG) has called on the Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry to act swiftly against what it describes as a worrying influx...
While the price of iron rods has reduced significantly from GHS9000 (US$819.45)/t to GHS7700/t, the price of cement is still the same at most sales points across the country. Cu...
Ghana’s strengthening currency has brought relief to many sectors, but cement prices remain stubbornly high, creating a major setback for the construction industry. Despite the ...
CBI Ghana reports on its US$100m investment to produce limestone calcined clay cement, known as LC3, on the site of its Tema grinding facility in Accra, Ghana. This pioneering i...
Cement producers across Ghana have not complied with the order by the Cement Manufacturing Development Committee (CMDC) to declare their ex-factory prices, according to Ghana Br...
Ghana has taken a major step towards cement self-sufficiency with the commissioning of a US$100m facility in the port city of Tema, described as the world’s largest limestone ca...
Ghana is currently experiencing a significant shortage of cement, with several retailers and customers raising concerns over the reduced availability of key brands. The shortage...