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BITC courts Dangote Cement

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The Botswana Investment and Trade Centre (BITC) has successfully facilitated Dangote Cement’s decision to establish operations in Botswana, marking a significant step towards strengthening the country’s local manufacturing base.

In June 2024, BITC hosted Dangote Cement on a fact-finding mission in response to Botswana’s growing demand for cement and the policy shift introduced through Statutory Instrument 102 of 2025, which restricts the importation of pre-packed cement. During this mission, BITC arranged and facilitated high-level meetings with key stakeholders, including government authorities, regulators, and major retailers, to provide a clear understanding of the opportunities and investment climate in Botswana.

Through BITC’s facilitation efforts, Dangote Cement has since identified land for the development of a cement manufacturing plant in Botswana. This investment is expected to boost local production capacity, reduce import dependency, create employment opportunities, and contribute to Botswana’s long-term economic growth.

BITC’s proactive engagement with Dangote Cement reflects its commitment to positioning Botswana as a competitive investment destination, supporting industrial development, and driving economic diversification.

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