GPHA disputes port congestion as sole cause of cement price increases
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GPHA disputes port congestion as sole cause of cement price increases

Evelyn ARTHUR
Published 2 hours ago3 min read

The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) has rejected claims that congestion at the Port of Tema alone is sufficient to justify recent increases in cement prices,

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