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Ghana has overtaken South Africa to become the largest gold producer and exporter in Africa.

Ghana requires a particular method of setting up a mineral purchasing and export company with a license from the Minerals Commission.

Ghana has taken bold and strategic steps to control its gold trading and marketing space necessitating in the enactment of Ghana Gold Board Act, 2025 (Act 1140).

Ghana, with its abundant mineral deposits, is a shining star in West Africa's business landscape. Its rich resources, democratic political system, and robust economy position it as one of Africa's leading...

To further Ghana's objective of optimizing national benefit from the gold value chain, the Gold Board Act, 2025 (Act 1140) has been enacted to establish a centralized regulatory framework for governing the gold trading and marketing industry.

The passage of the Gold Board Act, 2025 (Act 1140) is a turning point in Ghana's gold trading and marketing space. The Gold Board Act, assented to on April 2, 2025...

Ghana is well endowed with gold deposits and is one of the most attractive business markets in West Africa.

Large-scale mining is particularly visible in Ghana. Large-scale gold mining is hugely capital intensive requiring high levels of mechanization and expertise.

Foreign professionals seeking employment in Ghana's mining sector must navigate a dual-approval process involving both the Minerals Commission and Ghana Immigration Service. Understanding the distinction between the Minerals Commission recommendation letter and the actual work permit—along with the detailed documentation requirements, staffing plan justifications, and compliance obligations—is essential for companies bringing expatriate technical personnel into Ghana's mining industry.