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Plumbers Urged to Prioritize Quality Work for Sustainable Businesses.
West Africa Cement Market Records Surge in Growth Fueled by Construction Boom.
UAE Real Estate Poised for Strong Growth in 2024: Resilience Amid Global Challenges.
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The President of the Ghana Plumbers Association, Mr. Joshua Nyamavor, has emphasized the importance of plumbers committing to quality work to build sustainable businesses.
He spoke at a Pipe Application Workshop in Takoradi, organized by the Ghana Plumbers Association in partnership with DPS Pipes.
The workshop provided practical training on emerging trends in the plumbing industry, including Pipe Supports and Joints, pipe testing, and pipe selection.
Mr. Nyamavor highlighted the significance of such capacity-building workshops for plumbers to meet customer expectations and save costs on projects, contributing to business growth.
He acknowledged challenges faced by plumbers, such as low-quality materials, and emphasized the need for professional manufacturers and suppliers.
Director of DPS Pipes stressed the importance of using high-quality pipes for satisfying clients and ensuring business growth.
Participants expressed appreciation for the workshop, describing it as refreshing and eye-opening.
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The Ghana Institution of Surveyors (GhIS) recently inducted 236 new members during its 19th Surveyors Week & 55th Annual General Meeting.
The Chief Justice emphasized the crucial role of ethical land management for sustainable development and urged the use of smart technologies, including blockchain, to ensure clarity and security in property transactions.
The event, held at KNUST under the theme “Leveraging Smart Technologies and Ethics for Sustainable Land Management and Infrastructure Development,” brought together professionals to exchange ideas.
The President of the Ghana Institution of Surveyors highlighted the need for members to embrace blockchain technology in the surveying profession.
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A report by IMARC Group indicates that the West Africa cement market is on a growth trajectory, with the size reaching 46.3 million tons in 2023 and expected to hit 80.4 million tons by 2032.
This growth is fueled by increased construction activities due to urbanization, population growth, and infrastructure needs.
Technological advancements in cement production focus on sustainability, and regional integration initiatives contribute to a competitive market.
Governments investing in large-scale projects and a shift towards economic diversification are also driving market expansion.
According to the report, West Africa’s cement industry presents promising opportunities for manufacturers and investors.
In news elsewhere
In 2024, the UAE’s real estate sector is expected to continue its growth trajectory, driven by robust economic fundamentals, government initiatives, and increased investor confidence.
Despite global economic challenges, the positive sentiment is supported by factors such as private and sovereign wealth, infrastructure spending, and the UAE’s role as a financial hub.
Key areas of growth include residential, hospitality, and office segments, with Dubai remaining a dominant force in the region.
Sustainability and technological innovations are reshaping the real estate landscape, emphasizing green practices and energy-efficient designs.
Despite rising costs, the residential market is projected to grow, particularly in the affordable housing segment.
The office market sees strong demand, limited quality space, and a rise in flexible offices due to changing work patterns. Other sectors, such as industrial, retail, and hospitality, also contribute to the positive outlook.
Source : Africa Home Building News – Joycelyn Marigold & Diana Okyerebea