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Gold Fields Ghana

Also known as: Goldfields Ghana Limited · Goldfields Ghana · Gold Fields Ghana Limited

Gold Fields Ghana — operates the Tarkwa Mine and funds community health, education, and sports initiatives through its foundation and sponsorships.

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In coverage

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  1. May 2026
  2. By 8am, Doctors, Nurses and Volunteers, under the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation’s Health Education and Livelihood (HEAL) outreach programme had begun screening patients for hypertension, diabetes, respiratory infections, skin conditions and other illnesses affecting residents in m

    The Chronicle

    Hundreds Benefit from Gold Fields Health Outreach
  3. Some of the graduate trainees The Tarkwa Mine of Gold Fields Ghana has welcomed 105 graduates into its 2026/2028 Graduate Training Programme, which is designed to build technical and professional skills as well as provide relevant work experience to enhance employability.

    Daily Guide

    105 Graduates To Receive Employable Skills
  4. The Gold Fields Ghana Foundation (GFGF) has strongly rejected allegations that it has failed to undertake meaningful corporate social responsibility projects in its host communities around Tarkwa, describing the claims as inaccurate and disconnected from realities on the ground.

    The Chronicle

    Goldfields Rejects Claims Of Neglect In Tarkwa Communities
  5. April 2026
Mining & Energy

Ghana Chamber of Mines opposes IEA call to terminate Tarkwa lease

The News

The Ghana Chamber of Mines has urged the government to reject calls by the Institute of Economic Affairs to terminate Gold Fields Ghana's Tarkwa Mine lease, warning that doing so could weaken investor confidence and destabilise the mining sector. The chamber's CEO said Ghana's gold production increased from about 216,000 ounces in 1983 to nearly three million ounces in 2025, and that the government captures more than 60 per cent of mining rents through taxes, royalties, and dividends.

Why it matters

Ghana Chamber of Mines' opposition to terminating the Tarkwa lease highlights industry concerns about investor confidence and Ghana's mining competitiveness.

20 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times

Yesterday

  1. Ghana Chamber of Mines opposes IEA call to terminate Tarkwa lease

    The Ghana Chamber of Mines has urged the government to reject calls by the Institute of Economic Affairs to terminate Gold Fields Ghana's Tarkwa Mine lease, warning that doing so could weaken investor confidence and destabilise the mining sector. The chamber's CEO said Ghana's gold production increased from about 216,000 ounces in 1983 to nearly three million ounces in 2025, and that the government captures more than 60 per cent of mining rents through taxes, royalties, and dividends.

    20 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times

  2. Gold Fields Foundation screens hundreds in Tarkwa mining communities

    Gold Fields Ghana Foundation's HEAL outreach programme held a health screening at Brahabobome targeting about a thousand residents of mining host communities around Tarkwa, where medical teams screened for hypertension, diabetes, respiratory infections, skin conditions and other illnesses, with the response described as overwhelming.

    20 May 2026 · The Chronicle

Tuesday 19 May

  1. Gold Fields Ghana welcomes 105 graduates to 24-month training scheme

    The Tarkwa Mine of Gold Fields Ghana has enrolled 105 graduates into its 2026/2028 Graduate Training Programme, designed to build technical and professional skills and provide work experience. The 24-month programme, led by experienced professionals, includes training in safety, technical competence, and professional growth, with support for Minerals Commission competency certification and Lean Six Sigma White Belt qualification.

    19 May 2026 · Daily Guide

  2. Gold Fields Foundation rejects neglect claims in Tarkwa communities

    The Gold Fields Ghana Foundation has rejected allegations that it has failed to undertake meaningful corporate social responsibility projects in host communities around Tarkwa, describing the claims as inaccurate. The denial comes amid public debate over renewal of the Tarkwa mine lease, which expires in April 2027.

    19 May 2026 · The Chronicle

Friday 15 May

  1. IEA urges Ghana to reject Tarkwa Mine lease renewal

    The Institute of Economic Affairs has called on government to reject Gold Fields Ghana's request to extend its mining lease for the Tarkwa Mine, arguing that Ghana should take strategic control of the asset when the current lease expires in April 2027. The IEA contends that Ghana now has the capacity to manage the mine in its national interest and that renewing the lease would undermine the country's long-term economic and strategic goals.

    15 May 2026 · The Chronicle

Wednesday 13 May

  1. Ghana's Black Challenge qualifies for 2026 amputee football World Cup

    Ghana's National Amputee Football Team, the Black Challenge, has qualified for the 2026 WAFF Amputee Football World Cup in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico (November 13–22), joining six other African nations among 24 participating teams. The Ghana Football Association, National Amputee Football Association of Ghana, and Ministry of Sports and Recreation have pledged support, with Gold Fields Ghana Limited contributing to the team's preparations.

    13 May 2026 · Daily Guide

Monday 11 May

  1. Gold Fields Ghana becomes GFA Official Partner for $5 million

    Gold Fields Ghana Limited has signed a US$5 million sponsorship deal over two years to become an Official Partner of the Ghana Football Association, supporting the Black Stars, Black Queens, Women's Premier League, and Ghana's national amputee football team.

    11 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times

  2. Goldfields Ghana sponsors GFA with $5 million for national teams

    Goldfields Ghana Limited has announced a $5 million sponsorship deal with the Ghana Football Association to support the Black Stars, Black Queens, the Women's Premier League, and the Black Challenge. The partnership, described by GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku as historic and transformative, reflects the company's continued investment in football development in Ghana.

    11 May 2026 · Joy Online

Friday 8 May

  1. Gold Fields signs $5 million Ghana FA sponsorship deal

    Gold Fields Ghana and the Ghana Football Association have signed a two-year, $5 million sponsorship deal covering the Black Stars, Black Queens, Black Challenge (amputee national team), and the Women's Premier League. The partnership marks the first time Gold Fields' sponsorship extends beyond the Black Stars to include women's and physically challenged teams, aligned with the company's ESG commitment to inclusive growth and gender equality.

    8 May 2026 · Joy Online

Thursday 30 April

  1. Gold Fields Ghana Foundation marks World Malaria Day

    The Gold Fields Ghana Foundation held a community engagement programme in Tarkwa-Nsuaem and Prestea/Huni-Valley Municipalities to raise awareness and intensify prevention efforts against malaria. The Foundation partnered with local authorities and distributed weed slashers to water and sanitation committees to support environmental sanitation measures that reduce malaria transmission.

    30 April 2026 · The Chronicle

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