The Black Volta gold project in Ghana’s northwest region has become the epicenter of a high-profile legal and corporate clash, pitting Engineers and Planners (E&P), a Ghanaian mining firm, against Azumah Resources, a foreign-backed venture. The dispute, now worth $100 million, is not just a commercial conflict but a test case for Ghana’s evolving mining policies, political influence, and the future of foreign investment in the country’s booming …
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