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Dangote Plans New Cement Plant and Nigeria’s Largest Port

Aliko Dangote, the visionary behind the Dangote Group, has set his sights on what could become a transformative development for Nigeria's economy - the construction of the largest seaport in the country, strategically positioned within the Olokola Free Trade Zone in Ogun State. On a recent Monday, during his visit with the state governor, plans for this monumental project were revealed. This isn't just an announcement; it's the beginning of something substantially significant for the nation. Reflecting…

Dangote to Establish New Cement Plant and Nigeria’s Largest Port

Dangote's Vision: Cementing the Future and Redefining Nigeria's Trade Routes Consider the bustling rhythms of life in Nigeria, where infrastructure forms the backbone of a nation's prosperity. The landscape is set to be remarkably transformed by Aliko Dangote, a name synonymous with boundary-pushing ambition. You may wonder, what drives a man with an already staggering influence to reach even further? Dangote undoubtedly believes in the power of infrastructure—how else can one explain his recent decision to embark on not…

Congo-Brazzaville: the bankruptcy of the cement factory

A single bag of cement has not left the Diamond Cement plant since December 2019. This Togolese and Indian capital company went bankrupt for various reasons. Until its closure, it was considered the flagship of Pools' economy, a nearby region of Brazzaville that was shaken more than once by armed conflict. Business agents and cement traders suffer from this situation.…

the rise in prices on construction sites for cement blocks

Prices of imported basic products are still stable or rising in the Central African Republic, despite the gradual resumption of traffic on the corridor connecting Douala to Bangui. This is the case, for example, with the cement price, which has risen by more than 50% since the crisis began in December. "Here's the site,…

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