In an official statement shared through its verified channels, the Authority described the information as false and misleading, urging the public to disregard it.
According to the GSA, no such decision has been taken by the relevant body responsible for cement pricing and regulation.
“The Cement Manufacturing Development Committee, which includes the Ghana Standards Authority, has not issued any directive approving a price increment,” the statement clarified.
The GSA further advised consumers, retailers, and industry players to be cautious when encountering unverified information, especially content shared on social media and messaging platforms.
The Authority stressed the importance of relying on official communication channels for accurate and credible information.
Full Statement from the Ghana Standards Authority
Notice from Ghana Standards Authority on Cement Price
The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) wishes to inform the general public that the notice circulating about a ¢6 price increment of cement on Monday, 19th January, 2026, is FALSE.
The Cement Manufacturing Development Committee, which includes the GSA, has not issued any such directive.
We advise the public to be cautious of false information and to verify claims through our official channels before taking any action.
Signed:
Director-General
Ghana Standards Authority
The clarification comes amid growing public concern about the cost of building materials and their impact on construction and housing in the country.
The GSA reassured the public of its commitment to transparency and encouraged Ghanaians to report suspicious or misleading notices for verification.