Cement body opposes power tariff rise

Photo of Twiga Cement Factory. PHOTO|FILE

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  • The association claimed that its members are already penalised badly by the costs related to power rationing adding that cement producers recorded 1,782 power rationing cases between 2012 and 2013.

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