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A strong track record of production improvement
AngloGold Ashanti’s Iduapriem Mine is a multiple open pit operation located in southwestern Ghana, near the town of Tarkwa.
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Rich mining history and highly skilled labour force
AngloGold Ashanti’s Iduapriem Mine is a multiple open pit operation located in southwestern Ghana, near the town of Tarkwa.
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Impactful relationships with local stakeholders
AngloGold Ashanti’s Iduapriem Mine is a multiple open pit operation located in southwestern Ghana, near the town of Tarkwa.
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: Our team is ready to take on the Zone 1 Inter-Mines First Aid & Safety Competition tomorrow at Gold Fields Ghana! As we join our sister mining companies for this practical competition tomorrow, we wish our team the very best. In a show of … View post
: In line with our purpose of “Mining to empower people and advance societies,” AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine is proud to commission its newly constructed Ghana Education Service Nzema East Municipal Education Office at the launch of t … View post
: Hundreds of newborns and their families across the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality and neighbouring districts will now have access to specialised neonatal care following the commissioning of the USD 1.1 million, state of the art 60 bed Neonatal … View post
: The future of mining in Ghana is set to be shaped by a new generation of innovators through the USD 750,000 AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Smart Systems Centre at the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), commissioned last week. The stat … View post
Latest videos
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Iduapriem’s contribution to socio-economic development
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Training of Vegetable Farmers
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Teachers’ Quarters at Abompuniso Basic School in Tarkwa
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Soap Making Factory at New Tokunaso, Tarkwa
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Tarkwa Divisional Police Gym
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Resettlement Project in Domeabra, Nkwantakrom and Acheampongkrom
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Fish Farming at Teberebie, Tarkwa
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Piggery Project at New Mankesim – Tarkwa
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Girls Apprenticeship in Dress Making
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Our people
People are central to our operations and our recruitment policy promotes workforce localisation, supported by skills development and talent management programmes.
Community projects
Our community development programmes aim to promote resilient, self-sustaining communities that will be able to survive once mining has ended. These programmes are intended to be income-generating and to foster sustainable livelihoods.
Driving local business
We remain committed to sharing value with communities by implementing training and supplier development programmes and by promoting local procurement opportunities.