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Ernest Arhinful••589 words · 3 min read A new surcharge has been introduced by cement manufacturers in Ghana, sparking questions about its potential impact on the industry and consumers.
Ghana's cement manufacturers are facing significant challenges due to severe congestion at Tema Port and rising operational costs. This situation
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