In Ghana’s already tense mining landscape, fresh turbulence has erupted as Gold Fields confronts a massive $740 million lawsuit filed by Engineers & Planners Co. (E&P). The dispute follows E&P’s takeover of the Damang mine, an asset managed by Gold Fields for more than twenty years. At the heart of the legal battle are claims for damages: $474.9 million tied to the Tarkwa mine and $264.7 million linked to Damang. The timing is striking, as this lawsuit surfaces just after Guinea resolved a separate mining dispute with Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA), underscoring how swiftly volatility can reshape the global mining industry. As the proceedings escalate to arbitration, Gold Fields faces looming...

Bolt and Engineering Distributors Group (B.E.D.) is once again set to make a strong impact at NAMPO Harvest Day 2026, continuing a tradition of more than three decades at South Africa’s premier agricultural exhibition. A Legacy of Consistency and Collaboration Since its first modest tent display over 30 years ago, B.E.D.’s presence has grown into a multi-area exhibition featuring indoor and outdoor stands, plus a demonstration zone. The company’s NAMPO committee, led by Ian Lloyd, Carlien Bruce-Smith, Antonie van Zijl, and André Esterhuizen, ensures seamless coordination across branches in Klerksdorp, Welkom, Rustenburg, and Bethlehem. Their teamwork reflects B.E.D.’s national footprint and commitment to farmers. Esterhuizen emphasises the collaborative spirit: “We...

In Ghana’s already tense mining landscape, fresh turbulence has erupted as Gold Fields confronts a massive $740 million lawsuit filed by Engineers & Planners...

Bolt and Engineering Distributors Group (B.E.D.) is once again set to make a strong impact at NAMPO Harvest Day 2026, continuing a tradition of more...