New and improved Golden Star

Golden Star Resources was once associated with refractory ore, volatile recovery rates, high costs and slim profit margins. However, it only takes two days at the company's two new underground mines in Ghana’s Western Region to retire that reputation

Alimak mining holds the key to quick development at Prestea underground in Ghana

25 April 2017
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What the company showed off in an analyst and press site visit at the beginning of this month was promising to say the least.

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