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Construction is advancing on the astroturf football pitch Ghanaian billionaire Ibrahim Mahama promised Damang residents when his company took over the gold mine in April.
Six months after taking over the Damang gold mine from Gold Fields, Ibrahim Mahama's company has doubled full-time staff and lifted monthly mining volumes.
Ibrahim Mahama's Engineers and Planners is pursuing a $740 million claim against Gold Fields, as Ghana signals the Tarkwa mine may stay with the miner.
Ibrahim Mahama's Engineers & Planners paid GH¢16 million of the bill to bring Ghanaians home from South Africa. The opposition now wants an independent audit.
Ibrahim Mahama said Ghanaians “can’t always be beggars” as his Dzata Cement, Ghana’s only wholly Ghanaian-owned cement maker, marked five years in Tema.
Ghanaian billionaire Ibrahim Mahama has promised 5,000 bags of cement to rebuild flood-hit homes in Hohoe, his brother, President John Mahama, said Friday.
Ibrahim Mahama's Damang Gold Mine has employed nearly 400 locals in its first four months of operation, with an airstrip, road corridor and sports facilities already taking shape in surrounding communities.
Engineers and Planners, owned by Ghanaian billionaire Ibrahim Mahama, has been accused of industrial espionage to seize a $250m gold project. It denies wrongdoing.
A company owned by Ibrahim Mahama, brother of Ghana's president, has refused to leave a disputed $100 million gold mine despite two court rulings.
A controversy over Ibrahim Mahama's expanding mining interests followed his brother President John Mahama to London where he met King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Ibrahim Mahama's Engineers & Planners faces cronyism allegations as critics claim Ghana's mining reforms under his brother President John Mahama disproportionately benefit his company.
Ghanaian billionaire Ibrahim Mahama has offered 100 jobs to compatriots evacuated from South Africa as xenophobic attacks push more than 900 Ghanaians to seek repatriation home.
A Ghanaian civil society group has backed Ibrahim Mahama's Engineers and Planners over the Damang Mine takeover as governance questions and a legal battle continue to escalate.
Ibrahim Mahama's Damang Gold Mine has begun deploying a $250 million fleet of 52 heavy-duty machines, the largest capital injection by a wholly Ghanaian-owned large-scale miner in recent memory, six weeks after taking over the mine from Gold Fields.
Ibrahim Mahama built West Africa's largest indigenous mining company from nothing, and now he owns the gold mine he once contracted.
Ibrahim Mahama's Damang Gold Mine has sold its entire first gold output of 110 kilograms, worth roughly $11.8 million, to the Ghana Gold Board for the Bank of Ghana's reserve programme.