Globe 24-7 and Trust Africa Launch Mining Recruitment Venture in West Africa

Globe 24-7 and Trust Africa have launched a new joint venture in Guinea aimed at strengthening mining recruitment and workforce solutions across West Africa as investment in the region’s mining sector continues to grow.

The new company, Globe Trust 24-7, combines Globe 24-7’s specialist mining recruitment experience with Trust Africa’s regional networks and local market knowledge. The venture is designed to help mining companies access skilled personnel while supporting employment opportunities for professionals across Guinea and neighbouring markets.

Headquartered in Guinea, Globe Trust 24-7 will provide labour hire, technical recruitment, executive search and broader workforce support services. The company is intended to give mining operators a dedicated recruitment partner capable of addressing local employment requirements, workforce expectations and compliance considerations.

The launch comes as West Africa continues to attract investment across gold and other mineral resources, increasing demand for technical, operational and management skills. Guinea, in particular, has significant mining activity and remains a major market for companies seeking to develop mineral projects and associated infrastructure.

Globe 24-7 brings nearly two decades of specialist mining recruitment experience across multiple jurisdictions to the partnership, while Trust Africa contributes established regional relationships and an on-the-ground presence.

Alastair Fisher, CEO of Globe 24-7, said the company’s expansion reflects the growing importance of West Africa to the global mining industry.

“West Africa continues to play an increasingly important role in the global mining industry and we see significant opportunities to support both mining companies and professionals throughout the region,” Fisher said.

He added that the partnership is intended to help mining companies access the talent required for their operations while creating career opportunities for local professionals.

Under the joint venture structure, Globe Trust 24-7 will operate as a mining-focused recruitment business. Trust Africa will continue its independent activities across other industries, allowing the two organisations to maintain complementary areas of focus.

The partnership highlights the increasing importance of workforce capacity as mining investment expands across Africa. For operators developing new projects or expanding existing mines, access to appropriately skilled employees is becoming an important part of project development, operational performance and long-term workforce planning.

With its base in Guinea and focus on the wider West African market, Globe Trust 24-7 is positioned to support mining companies seeking recruitment and workforce services closer to their operations while also connecting local professionals with opportunities created by the region’s expanding mining industry.